Lincoln's Premier Student Newspaper
The charismatic children’s author and former Britain’s Got Talent judge, David Walliams, left a lasting impression on young readers during his book tour stop at Lincoln Waterstones on Friday the…
Alice Foster opened her cafe, Coffee Depot, on Carholme Road last year. This year she brings the digital subculture, #BookTok, offline by starting a public book swap. “We wanted to…
According to research by Nielsen Book, almost half of 18–24-year-olds read more during lockdown than they did before.
Reading may just be the answer to your problems in 2019, so give it a try!
Seeing as it is awards season we thought the Linc book team would take a look at some of our favorite book that have been taken from page to screen.
Have you ever wished to just snap your fingers and become invisible? To hide from the world, just for a moment. Ross Welford’s brilliant new novel What Not To Do…
The theme for The Linc’s January book club was Historical Fiction, with everyone free to choose any title within this genre to review.
The theme for The Linc’s November book club was ‘rediscovered classics’, with every member choosing a title from the literary canon to review. Peter Pan – J M Barrie (Reviewed…
Each month a selection of writers will be writing short reviews on different books that have caught their attention that month. For October, each writer chose a book they had…
The Nobody People represents the growing trend of indie authors who are bypassing traditional publishing routes in order to offer the reader an alternative, according to author Richard Daniels.