Resurrection
A poetic analysis of the pain, and euphoria, of love and relationships - Isabel Crawley's debut poem for The Bubble
February 2018
Confessions of a Bamboozled English Student
Taking readers into a world of espionage, hardship and heavy duty napping - here are some confessions of an English Student not currently writing her summative.
Valentine Edition Part Two: Love Poems in Ancient Japan
In Part one, I introduced The Tale of Genji which is one of the famous classic novels written in eleventh century. But in earlier age, writing poem was already popular…
Aphrodisiacs debunked
Whether you’re loved up or living the single life, the approach of Valentine’s Day is inescapable. At the top of many people’s list of Valentine plans include a nice meal…
Valentine’s Date Spots in Durham
A round up of places in Durham to take that special someone this Valentine's Day
Review of Channel 4’s Derry Girls
With its fantastic soundtrack, 90s nostalgia and never insensitive comedy, Derry Girls has deserved its success.
The Use of Primitivism in ‘Heart of Darkness’ and ‘Manao Tupapau’
Although they may seem like disparate art forms, this essay will reveal the similarities between Gauguin’s painting Manao Tupapau (The Spirit of the Dead Keep Watch) (1892) and Conrad’s novella…
Valentine Edition Part One: Love in Japanese Classic
Valentine’s Day is around the corner and the town is full of decorations and chocolates. Have you already had a plan with your boyfriend/girlfriend or are you looking for someone…
Four poems this Valentines
Imogen Bole looks at four famous love poems just in time for Valentines Day.