A Haunting in Venice: Review
Josh Goodwin reviews Kenneth Branagh's third Poirot movie, 'A Haunting in Venice'.
Culture & Arts
Literary ‘kung fu pandas’: the Chinese wuxia genre and why Westerners don’t know it (Part II)
‘Without the trials and travails of stormy waves, no jianghu can be formed'—in Part II of this article, Audrey Wong continues to unpack the cultural barriers for Western readers of…
Reflective Melancholia in Anglo-Saxon Elegy
Jack Farrant explores the melancholy Anglo-Saxon 'The Ruin', and what it can teach us about the finite nature of grandeur.
‘The Rivals’ review by Akash Sivakumar
Akash Sivakumar reviews DUCT's production of 'The Rivals'
Christmas songs for those who hate Christmas.
Madeline Harding gives a run down of the best Christmas songs that will be sure to ward off the Christmas spirit.
God and Nature: What is the difference
Some thoughts on one of the real differences between atheism and theism
Shakespeare’s sonnets and the complexities of being in love
Originating in 13th century Italy, the sonnet is a 14-line poem typically consisting of 10 beats per line – known as being written in Iambic pentameter. The rhythm of iambic…
Kenya Parry Josiah, the beauty of giving market stall art vibes over gallery art any day of the week.
Kenya Parry Josiah, is a 29-year-old artist living in London. Kenya’s work is inspired by folk art, her Caribbean heritage, love of colour and life. I first encountered Kenya’s art…
The decline of quality: How did we end up wearing rubbish?
Following Black Friday weekend, this article looks at the reasons for the decline in clothing quality over the years - from the introduction of synthetic fibres in the 1940s, to…