Begin, again
The dice is rolled. Our hands meet as I pass it to the next player. Sometimes it is a warm embrace, other times a hurried snatch. Mother and I have…
Culture & Arts
‘Nobody Wants This’: the rom-com revamp everybody wanted
There is no denying the cultural phenomenon of the romantic comedy, despite the fact that the common opinion shared by most chronically-online 20-something year-olds is that ‘they don’t make them…
Empires of Contrast? Comparing England and Spain’s approaches to the Colonisation of America.
A methodological approach of focus on the intentions or actions of colonisation splits the historiographical debate on this topic. J. H. Elliot focuses on intention and suggests that the complexities…
The Deluxe economy
Are deluxe albums a cash-grab or a faithful extension of the creative vision? Do they embellish or fracture?
The rise of television: development of television shows as a form of media
Isabella Farley explores the advancement of television, as shows began to receive the same respect and critical acclaim as films, exploring when the shift happened and the popular shows that…
The forgotten women of Arthurian legend
Jane Rance discusses the roles of several overlooked female characters from the legends of King Arthur.
Review of Ooook! Productions’ Doctor Who
Zara Dewing is amazed by Ooook! Productions' adaptation of Doctor Who
Five books to read on the beach
Jane Rance recommends five books that are perfect to read on the beach.
True crime: is it ethical?
Isabella Farley discusses the ethics of true crime
The world of Tove Jansson’s Moomins
Jane Rance explores some of Tove Jansson's most memorable characters from her world of Moomins.