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Culture Editor Ilina Jha reviews Begetting by Mara van der Lugt, praising the book's aims and clear, accessible writing style
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Culture Writer Jaiden Griffin reviews the Little Mermaid inspired musical Unfortunate, finding it to be a hilariously crude villain story
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Culture Writer Samantha Hadley reviews Blue Beard finding it to be compelling and sensitive in its portrayal of plot and character.
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Culture Editor Ash Sutton reviews Diversity's The Supernova Tour finding it to be a fantastic combination of dance, storytelling and unmatched talent
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Digital Editor Halima Ahad recommends five contemporary books to diversify your reading, focusing on novels set in British and American South Asian society
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Culture Editor Ilina Jha reviews Rat Trap by Dr Pandora Pound, praising the accessible writing style and depth of credible research
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Culture Writer Daisy Carr reviews Stranger Things: The First Shadow, praising the cast performances in this theatrical prequel to the hit Netflix series
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Culture Editor Ilina Jha reviews the theatrical adaptation of Minority Report, praising the cast performances and creative staging, movement, and sound
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Culture Writer Luisa Connors reviews The Wife of Bath: A Biography, praising Marion Turner's wide-ranging, feminist account of Chaucer's iconic character
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Culture Writer Lizzie Smolenskaia reviews Robin Schuldenfrei's Objects in Exile finding it to be an accessible and enjoyable insight into the history of art
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Culture Writer Hope Sikolia beautifully describes the landscapes of Africa in her poem "The Wind Does Not Cry in Africa."
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Digital Editor Halima Ahad interviews emerging poet Nabeela Saghir about her debut poetry pamphlet Let me make you something to eat