The UK’s housing crisis: how did it start?
In January, Halifax stated that the average deposit for first time buyers in the UK was £53,414. This figure alone demonstrates the serious housing crisis in which the UK finds…
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In January, Halifax stated that the average deposit for first time buyers in the UK was £53,414. This figure alone demonstrates the serious housing crisis in which the UK finds…
Jane Rance explores how this TikTok community has changed the face of book sales.
The Guglielmites Who is Guglielma? Guglielma was an Italian woman living in the 13th Century who gained a cult-like following at a time of increased inquisitorial presence from the Catholic…
Madeline Harding attempts to summarise Kishi Bashi’s discography in all its uniqueness and multitude of styles.
Amy Gaffney praises the casts and creative teams behind the three plays performed at the Mark Hillery arts centre as part of Durham Drama Festival this year: 'Sonder', 'Step by…
Millie Adams commends the plays presented within the Assembly Rooms programme of this year's Durham Drama Festival: 'Dos', 'Love and Freindship', and 'Technically: A Musical'.
With an approximate number of 4 million books being published every year, originality is hard to come by. The confining idea that we must fit books into specific genres is…
Just in time for Valentine's day, this article explores the relationship of love and sacrifice between Edward VIII and American socialite Wallis Simpson, and their links with the Nazi party.
Jane Rance discusses why Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels have achieved so much critical acclaim.
In this article, the Editor-in-Chief discusses the pressing debate surrounding whether we should be able to leave books a public negative review, following the Cait Corrain scandal.