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Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
2017	Becoming indiscernible: from bare life to female machines. A study of the philosophy of Agamben and Deleuze in the space of science fiction	Cox, Emily Venetia
2016	Body politics: a critical analysis of the sexualisation of popular culture and the rise of lads’ mags	Tippett, Anna
2015	A critical review of four novels by Celia Brayfield considering their production and impact in the context of contemporary literature	Brayfield, Celia
2012	‘Dark Amelia’ a novel re-imagining historical characters within a fictional story; and a critical thesis: ‘Inventing Shakespeare’: Is this relevant to 21st century writers? A short history of made-up Shakespeares and an examination of the challenge of re-inventing iconic historical characters.’	O’Reilly, Sally Anne
2018	If self-publishing represents a vital, resistive addition to the literary field due to its democratisation of the publishing process and, crucially, the manner in which it empowers new authorial voices and character representation, what are the implications for high fantasy authors and the publishing industry?	Dillon-Lee, Faith
2019	#MeToo, popular feminism and the news: A content analysis of UK newspaper coverage	De Benedictis, S; Orgad, S; Rottenberg, C
2011	‘The only time I feel girly is when I go out’: Drinking stories, teenage girls, and respectable femininities	Cullen, F
2018	Re-reading women’s patronage: The Cavendish/Talbot/Ogle Circle	Wheeler, Collette
2010	A response to the sex work debate	Dale, G; Whittaker, X
1995	Think global, act global: The future of international women's sport	Brackenridge, CH
2010	Transforming the Law of One: Anne Sexton and Sylvia Plath from a Kristevan perspective	Khalifeh, Areen Ghazi

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