How the bedbug crisis is becoming a political issue
Charlotte Lawrence discusses the bedbug crisis in France, how it is being made into a political issue, and if the UK should be concerned about the outbreak.
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Autumn’s obsession with 90s fashion
Exploring 1990s fashion influences on modern autumnal wardrobes
The pressure to find love at university
Maia Cuschera discusses the relationship pressures faced by students at university
Are we letting down young men and boys in our conversations surrounding eating disorders?
Samuel Bentley discusses how we can make men and boys feel safer in our discourse around disordered eating.
‘Living in squares, loving in triangles’: the literary legacy of the Bloomsbury Group
In the elegant town houses and garden squares of Edwardian London, an eccentric circle of writers, intellectuals and artists gathered in a haze of dinner parties and entangled love affairs.…
Eco-fascism and the myth of overpopulation
Eco-fascism: the dangerous ideology replacing climate denial with nationalism and white supremacy.
‘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…
Men and Masculinity in Film
Read a brief discussion about masculinity in films.