The Mirage
A dark and ambiguous short story from Jamal Kinsella.
Culture & Arts
An Interview with Paul Hawkyard
Izzy Soper interviews English artist and actor, Paul Hawkyard.
Hampton Court Palace and the ‘Tudor Boom’
Naomi Warin discovers a newfound fascination with the Tudors on a visit to Hampton Court Palace.
The best of fiction is back: the 2015 Man Booker Longlist
Emily Wootton talks us through the novels on this year’s Man Booker Prize longlist.
Life of Pi: From Holiday Read to Lasting Favourite
Julia Sanderson explains how ‘Life of Pi’ is much more than a casual summer read.
Dearest Perivale
Irini Picolou’s poem explores the modest beauty of her home town, Perivale.
Interview: Gengahr
An interview with upcoming band Gengahr by Laura Hely Hutchinson.
Lighten the load of your bookshelf this summer… and don’t feel guilty about it!
Emily Wootton shares her thoughts on ‘light reading’ and keeping up with the literary scene of today.
Stonehenge Through the Ages
Lucy Astill contemplates the evolution of human interaction with Stonehenge, from the Bronze Age to 2015.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: Will it save or ruin Potter for us?
Eighteen years on, JK Rowling has announced that Harry Potter is to be made into a play. Is this a good thing or not? Alice Hubbard discusses.