First Impressions
This week's First Impressions, the competition in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, comes from a tale of a maid of Marshalsea: "Thirty years ago, Marseilles lay burning in...
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Phallus and fallacy
Glyph-Breaker - Rongorongo
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The aspiration to exhibit
From Knowledge to Narrative
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Legal dons in the dock
Against the Law
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More than a hack's guide to city tales
Dickens's Journalism 2 - Charles Dickens
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Acerbic appeals to authority
The Merry Heart
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The seducer communist
A Preface to Greene
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A very human sacrifice
T. S. Eliot
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Voices of victimhood
Post-Colonial Theory
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A Cats and house game
English Shakespeares
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Politically correct identities
The Novel and the Nation - Mistaken Identities
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Sins of the father glossed over in a book of nots
John Stanislaus Joyce
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Woolf's invisible taxi
Can Jane Eyre Be Happy? More Puzzles in Classic Fiction
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Why Terry's all gold
The Eagleton Reader
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Banana sandwiches at gran's
Why poor means poorly and wealth buys health David Proctor, 13, Cleveden Secondary School "I live in Easterhouse (a peripheral estate on the east side of Glasgow) now, but I lived in Maryhill up to...