Shaken Not Stirred: James Bond on the page and the screen
Daniel Mercieca guides us through James Bond history: from his incarnation in Fleming’s novels to Daniel Craig.
Culture & Arts
Review: The Thrill of Love
Charlotte Warmington reviews Front Room Productions’ debut offering, The Thrill of Love.
Review: Travesties
Claire Forster reviews Lion Theatre Company’s production of Travesties.
Bill Cunningham New York: An Unexpected Netflix Gem
Isabelle Pallier unearths a 2011 documentary exploring contemporary New York fashion through an 80-year-old’s eyes.
“Remember, Remember”: Looking back at V for Vendetta
If you missed it in Arthouse Film Soc on Tuesday, tonight’s the night to watch or re-watch V for Vendetta, and here Christian Round convinces us as to why.
A Recent History of North Korea: Threat or Failure?
In light of its recent 70th anniversary, Megan Meirion-Jones reflects on the history and future of the North Korean Workers’ Party.
The Ballroom
A beautiful short story by Alice Ahearn on the theme of loss.
Books: Are They Making A Comeback?
Though books often appear outdated to many, are they actually making a comeback? Lisa Font investigates.
Autumn Series: Caspar David Friedrich’s Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog (c.1817)
Olivia Gillespie delves into the exploration of autumn’s effect upon the mind of an artist.
Review: Where My Heart Used to Beat
Bestselling author Sebastian Faulks has just released his latest novel. How good is it? Nicholas Chapman reviews.