Fantasy Friction: racist undertones in the fantasy genre
Isabella Farley explores the fantasy genre and its Eurocentric bias.
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Isabella Farley explores the fantasy genre and its Eurocentric bias.
Gwen Smit explores our feelings around change and how we can alter our discomfort towards it through renewed perspectives.
Claire Manning Duignan discusses the lessons that can be taken from the stoic work How to Be Free, and how they can be applied for mental health in the 21st…
Amelia shares the perfect Halloween sweet treat
Isabelle Bylett discusses race and the position of the outsider in the Elysium Theatre Company’s adaptation of Shakespeare’s Othello.
Theo Drayton explores the controversy surrounding the rise of the Saudi Pro League in the footballing world
Aged 18, I moved to a rural town in the Honduran mountains, setting up a new life as an English teacher in the murder capital of the world. I have…
On Thursday evening, shocking information was leaked from an anonymous source within the popular Durham nightclub Bohemia. We sent our best investigative journalist to get the full scoop, and this…
Myrtle Watts delves into the prolonged success of BRAT and how music listening culture might be changing
The ‘hotgirlification’ of reading and the implications behind a book as the ultimate fashion accessory
Everyone wants to be a literary 'hot girl' but what exactly are the implications behind it?