Forget the ‘Bond Girl’ – what about the Bond villainess?
Josh Goodwin reviews his top ten female villains in the James Bond franchise.
Culture & Arts
The art of making: the Apollo camera
As a sequel to 'The art of making: Kodak and the Lunar Orbiter Program', Catchik Paul Jordan traces the fascinating story of Hasselblad and NASA's collaboration during the 1960s, which…
A lost generation: the literary landscape of 1920s Paris
Edie Gilmour explores the community of writers, or 'Lost Generation', living in Paris in the 1920s.
Caliphate: from Isis propaganda to a sobering TV tribute
Charis considers the way extremism is represented in the Swedish show Caliphate and the importance of confronting new perspectives.
‘Shadows’
A spooky and haunting poem by Merlynn, perfect for lovers of horror, suspense and exquisite storytelling.
Haruki Murakami and the literary world of music
Murakami is a Japanese author of contemporary fiction – whose novels are taking the literary world by storm. His style is defined by mystical realism; his characters are contemplative and…
Ed Fringe Review: an exciting writing opportunity for Durham students
Josh Goodwin details a new reviewing programme for students.
Men and Masculinity in Film
Read a brief discussion about masculinity in films.
From Dahmer to Ripper: Why are we so obsessed with watching serial killer content TV shows and depictions
In this article Phoebe Cook looks at the reasons behind societies audience investment with true crime content and our almost obsession with serial killer TV shows and depictions, that keep…
The UN Security Council: Illegitimate, inefficient, and incapable of reform?
Phoenix Woolnough discusses the problematic positionality of the United Nations Security Council in contemporary international governance, considering the desirability and viability of potential reform.