Can we still “judge a book by its cover”?
Ellie Scorah explores the relevance of book covers in a changing digital market.
2015
A modern form of slavery
Jim Hoover discusses the modern day oppression of the poor in our own society and the USA.
Five Charmingly Unconventional Film Posters
Mikey Bicarregui takes a look at some film posters which break the trend of CG fire and floating heads.
The Real Russian North: Archangelsk
Geoff Upton goes in search of the real Russian North. Kindness and quietude exist in forsaken places.
The Suffragettes: More Than Just a History Lesson
‘Suffragette’ celebrates women’s suffrage; 100 years on, Sophie Levin considers the political landscape for women in modern Britain.
An Evening with Peter Straughan
Peter Straughan’s writing has created some of the most well-recieved plays and television shows of recent times. Here, Vicky Jessop finds out more about how he came to become a…
The Parisian Impressionist Treasures
Olivia Gillespie explores the Musée D’Orsay to find Impressionist and Post-Impressionist master pieces.
Germany’s stance on the refugee crisis: has Merkel lost all sense of proportion?
Jessie Smith critiques Angela Merkel’s approach to the refugee crisis.
Announcing the Winner of the Gordon Burn Prize 2015
Stefan Kotz went along to the awards ceremony for the Gordon Burn Prize 2015 and shares his experience.
Is it Mum’s fault I’m fat?
Isabel Fletcher argues that parents only have themselves to blame.