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Sep 29, 2014

Why I still love Enid Blyton (despite literally everything)

How does a girl from an Indian family reconcile the racist, sexist and xenophobic themes from one of the 20th century’s most popular children’s authors? By Sweta Rana

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Sep 25, 2014

Gaters gonna gate: by this point, #gategate is our real controversy

Thinking of using the suffix “-gate” to really get your point across? Please don’t, Matthew Weddig will get angry.

Matt Tidby in Abstract Magazine

Sep 1, 2014

A new generation game — the future of quality on the BBC

With healthier competition than ever before, can the BBC keep pace with the growing expectations of the contemporary online crowd?

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Sep 23, 2014

The sweetest thing: embracing the Great British Bake Off

In an age of lumbering and fatigued talent show behemoths, The Great British Bake Off has risen perfectly to become one of the nation’s most loved shows. By Sweta Rana

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Sep 22, 2014

‘In the Flesh’ and our undying love of zombies

Zombies remain one of our favourite ways to glibly picture the end of the world — but why do we love them, and are there new stories to tell? By Georgina Kiely

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