Review: Death of a Salesman
Rachael Smith reviews DST’s Fresher’s Play – Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman.
Culture & Arts
Death by a Thousand Cuts: Why Alison Wylie’s 1980s Gender Discrimination Literature Remains Relevant
Amber Di-Ferdinand discusses the continuing relevance of the work of Alison Wylie on gender discrimination within philosophy.
Herzog in the Heat of It All: Review of La Soufrière
Curtis Runstedler examines La Soufrière, perhaps Werner Herzog’s most psychologically powerful documentary.
A Love of Literature
Lisa Font examines the way in which women read to find and create ‘the perfect man’.
Kandinsky: Synaesthesia and the Spiritual
Ella Hill sets out to discover the spiritual data and synaesthesia in Kandinsky’s artwork.
Album Review: Grouper, ‘Ruins’
Alex Cheah reviews Grouper’s haunting new album ‘Ruins’.
Ryhan Hussain – Photography
Ryhan Hussain shares his captivating photographs.
Mechanical Pencil Drawings
Ryan Wilkie shares five pieces of skilled mechanical pencil drawings with us.
1001 Albums, Part 5: Music Has the Right to Children
David Harris brings us the fifth of his 1001 albums, a review of Board of Canda’s Music Has the Right to Children.
Can Literature Still Be Dangerous in the Western World?
Sam Nicholls reports on the DUES panel discussion for the PEN Day of the Imprisoned Writer.