Power in The Tongue | Chadae Labeach
Her eyes were a love letter. Their sweet chocolate encapsulated everything that I loved about her. That passion that somehow never...
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Jan 234 min read
Is This Finally Labour’s Year? The Party’s Chances of Winning in 2024 | Troy Francis-Brown
The Labour party are infamously good at losing elections. Indeed, the party has failed to win a single election in my lifetime so far,...
Jan 223 min read
Are you as bad with money as Carrie Bradshaw? | Adele Lepinay
No one wants to be compared to the one and only Carrie Bradshaw when it comes to money, however I think that sometimes you and I have...
Jan 222 min read
Zodiac Mythos: Comforting Fiction or Psychological Fact? | Adele Lepinay
My first interaction with horoscopes was when I was in secondary school and completely bored in music class. I found out about my rising...
Jan 225 min read
London is becoming more anti-car: That’s a Good Thing | Kaveh Kordestani
In the past few months, a four-letter acronym has swung local elections, changed national policy, and re-ignited a topic of contentious...
Jan 223 min read
Sofia Coppola's "Priscilla": All Style, No Substance | Cleo Bador
Daughter of perhaps one of the most acclaimed directors of all time, Sofia Coppola’s journey into the industry has been somewhat easier...
Jan 225 min read
Literary Intertextuality in Emerald Fennel’s Saltburn | Chloe Joyce
Emerald Fennel's unhinged class thriller 2023 film Saltburn, follows scholarship student Oliver Quick (Barry Keoghan) who befriends the...
Jan 221 min read
In the Eyes of a Beholder | Sophia Verai
I'd draw him if I knew how - Trace the line of his back and his brow Touch him lightly with a pencil Frame him by a windowsill...
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Misleading Pleasantries | Sophia Verai
With her clear gaze and soft little smile she shows you the same good-natured indifference she'd show everyone in the world. She's...
Dec 12, 20232 min read
“I’m desperate” Gillian Wearing's lens on a nation mid-recession | Cleo Bador
The early 90s saw Britain undergo one of the most devastating recessions in generations; suffering the consequences of Black Wednesday...
Dec 5, 20233 min read
Exploring Uncharted Worlds Beyond Our Solar System | Ivelina Zhisheva
From the start of time until the present, Earth has experienced the most catastrophic events and has evolved every time. From the...
Dec 5, 20234 min read
Smells like Teen Spirit | Nour Ghannam, Salma Amin
How does music shape our adolescent experience? In the words of Katrina McFerran of the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, “the way that...
Dec 5, 20234 min read
Britain's Bankrupt Councils | Kaveh Kordestani
For the past 13 years, Britain’s councils have “worked miracles” trying to balance their budgets. Those are the words of Sir Stephen...
Dec 5, 20232 min read
Ageing Beside Stones in Bloom | Milo Ghandai
O soft speaking stones frustrated by time, Show me the gentle hand encased in frigid stone. O Green-plagued, yellow-speckled face, your...
Dec 5, 20231 min read
Staircase | Sophia Verai
You’ve found your way up, now find it back down. Turn to see what’s gone before The light behind a closing door A newly pressed footprint...
Dec 5, 20232 min read
Hands Shaking with Adrenaline | Eve Franklin
Hands shaking with adrenaline, I turned the page. Halfway down, below a regimented paragraph of words in Calibri and a short, instructive...
Dec 5, 20231 min read
Whispers in the Abyss: Embracing Life's Paradox | Kayleigh Coulibaly
Each step a sigh, a fleeting breath, In the spiral's dance, where life meets death. Pointless whispers in the cosmic air, As we move...
Dec 5, 20232 min read
Temple | Hasan Jubril Alao
Nestled amidst a thick enigmatic forest were the remnants of an antiquated temple, a testament to the bygone eras of old. Its strange...
Dec 5, 20231 min read
Changes | Shaheera Kuchai
In the heart of the tower, where plants held sway, A father and daughter, in their own special way. Amidst the greenery, in that secret...
Mar 24, 20235 min read
Van Gogh: Madman or Genius? | Fela Callahan
Van Gogh’s art was one of the first to particularly resonate with me. I remember going into my secondary school library to take books...
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