It by Stephen King

From an early age I had a fascination with cinema. I watched many films that were too old for me to see at a very young and impressionable age. I never look back at that and think ill of my parents for letting this be the case, I thank them for it. I watched scary […]

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“The Good immigrant” Author Event

In January 2019 the Library held a sold out author event celebrating and discussing the content of one of last year’s key texts, The Good Immigrant. Selena Godden, Wei Ming Kam and Darren Chetty, contributing authors to The Good Immigrant’s collection of stories took part in a discussion, taking questions form the crowd of over […]

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The Matrix (1999)

The Matrix (1999) Directed by the Wachowskis 136 minutes Floor 3 Pink Zone 791.4372 MAT We’re back! And what better way to celebrate than with a review of a modern classic! This year The Matrix celebrates its twentieth anniversary, making the film older that the majority of our undergraduate students -depressingly enough for the staff […]

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Events THIS YEAR

We will be posting this years calendar of events on this page every month. Please keep checking back in for updates on dates, times and locations. Remember to bring your passport along with you to all events you attend to get your stamp and your entry into the lucky prize draw. Happy reading! EVENT THE […]

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“We’ve Got Issues” Presents: Episode 8 “Dotter of Her Father’s Eyes”

Do you like comics or want to learn more? Then We’ve Got issues is the podcast for you! In collaboration with the University of Leicester’s* monthly graphic novel recommendation, this podcast digs a little deeper into each month’s chosen title. Join Esther and Sarah (along with their guests) as they set out to explore what […]

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APRIL 2019: Dotter of her Father’s Eyes by Mary M. Talbot and Bryan Talbot

This April, we’re looking at another autobiographical graphic novel, with a twist. Linking her experiences with her own father, a Joycean scholar, to James Joyce’s relationship with his daughter, Lucia, Mary M. Talbot asks us questions about father-daughter relationships and women’s liberation. Dotter of her Father’s Eyes charts Lucia Joyce’s (inevitable) descent into psychiatric care […]

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