My Kitchen Is Haunted By A Cat Called Bailey
In this poem, Eden Cain reflects on the bittersweet memory of a beloved feline friend.
Culture & Arts
Dead [Women] Poets Society: Resurrecting Women Writers of the Past
Stella writes about the Dead Women's Poet Society, and their recent event, remembering key female poets.
Colin and Cuthbert: star-cross’d lovers?
For never was a story of more woe, than this of Cuthbert and his Colino.
“An old punk’s bitterness”?: NOFX’s ‘Single Album’
The latest release from the California punk veterans gives refreshing good news on the recent state of punk.
Playing for Power: the political importance of the 1968 Olympic Games
Charlotte Grimwade explores the importance of the 1968 Mexico Olympic Games in regard to the American Black Power movement.
Music in video games: Bioshock Infinite’s anachronistic tunes
Meg Luesley discusses how a game's music can augment its power to tell a story.
Daniel Arsham – The Artist of Our Generation
Daniel Arsham has been one of the most iconic artists of this generation. His work has been displayed in hundreds of exhibitions, and he is one of the favourite artists…
A review of ‘Paterson”
Bartek Maj provides profound insight into the film 'Paterson'.
Do we really need another series of the “The Simpsons”?
Siobhan Gardiner reviews the latest news that the long-running cartoon "The Simpsons" has been renewed for yet another season.