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Poetech: Shall I compare thee to GPT-3? Shakespeare v AI

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How will GPT-3’s reimagining of a Shakespeare classic hold up under literary scrutiny?

Lana Crowe October 5, 2020 Books

‘Whatever people say I am, that’s what I’m not’: Saturday Night and Sunday Morning

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Alan Sillitoe’s 1958 novel has been praised for its authentic depiction of postwar Nottingham. But does its innovative style cast off the label of ‘realist’?

Lana Crowe September 22, 2020 Books

The sound of silence in Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye

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Morrison demonstrates how imagining music in the mind’s ear can function in literature

Lana Crowe August 23, 2020 Books, Music

A-flat for Billy Strayhorn

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The jazz world was blessed to have composer and arranger Billy Strayhorn

Lana Crowe July 22, 2018 Music

Candid Book Club: The Idiot by Fyodor Dostoevsky

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Be tickled and tortured by one of Dostoevsky’s most admired works

Lana Crowe April 16, 2018 Books

Candid Book Club: Crime and Punishment

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Fyodor Dostoevsky’s philosophical blockbusterĀ is more millennialĀ than outmoded

Lana Crowe January 7, 2018 Books

Review: Little Women

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The BBC’s adaptation is more salted caramel than a sickly spoonful of sugar

Rosie Best December 31, 2017 TV
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