Study Skills E-Books

In addition to our large number of hard copy library books on study skills we also now have many e-books on the subject available on our Dawsonera database. These include the following titles:
Biggam, J. – Succeeding with your Master’s dissertation (2008)
Creme, P. – Writing at University (2008)
Denscombe, M. – The good research guide (2007)
Gilbert, G. – From [...]

The Shakespeare Quartos Archive

The Shakespeare Quartos Archive expands the British Library’s Shakespeare in Quarto website to provide digital access to all 32 pre-1642 copies of Hamlet held by partner libraries which include the Folger Shakespeare Library, the Huntington Library, the Bodleian Library, the National Library of Scotland and the University of Edinburgh in addition to the British Library.
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Open until Midnight!

From this week until the 17th December the Learning Resource Centre will be open until midnight (Monday to Thursday). This will mean that you will be able to work in the library or the computer rooms up until this time. Do remember though, the library issue counter will close at 9.45pm if you need to [...]

Fiction and Reality

This link is to a podcast recording of an event which took place last Friday at the LSE: 

Fiction and Reality: writing novels in a world weirder than anything you could make up.
Lionel Shriver in conversation with Daniel Johnson
Daniel Johnson is editor of Standpoint and Orange Prize Winning Novelist Lionel Shriver is the author of We Need [...]

Women’s Studies Quarterly: New on Project MUSE®

Project MUSE® has recently acquired the journal, WSQ: Women’s Studies Quarterly.  This is a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal on women, gender and sexuality.  Each thematic issue is guest edited and combines contemporary developments in feminist theory and scholarship with essays, poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction and the visual arts.  Back issues are available from Spring/Summer 2008.
See the ‘Table [...]