An interview with Paul Farley
Sam Nicholls interviews Paul Farley, the Durham Book Festival Laureate.
My Virtual Nemesis
Having finished ‘Shadow of Mordor’, Charlie Appleton comments on the importance of player-driven narrative in games.
Federer: There’s Life in the Old Master Yet
James Rybacki explores his opinion in the ever-present Federer retirement debate, arguing against Federer leaving the court.
The Colour of Sound
Caroline Hammond shares with us her artwork portraying a vivid visual interpretation of sound.
The Global Sanitation Crisis: A TaPoo Issue?
It’s time to pay attention to the environmental and social problems linked to global sanitation, Jamie Dunn reports.
Rise of the Big Butt
Caroline France takes a look at the emerging trend which has taken over mainstream culture.
1001 Albums, Part 2: Killing Joke
David Harris brings us the second of his 1001 albums, reviewing Killing Joke’s eponymous debut album.
Review: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
Rachael Smith reviews DUCT’s performance of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead.
DBF Review: Sheila Hancock
James Hudson reports on what Sheila Hancock had to say about her first novel, Miss Carter’s War.
Two celebrated Neil Gaiman (and Terry Pratchett) novels to get the adaptations they justly deserve
‘American Gods’ and ‘Good Omens’ TV and radio adaptations are well underway, writes overexcited fan Lucy Kissick.