Photo by India De Rocha Humberstone Writer, activist, and the inaugural voice of Third Wave Feminism, Rebecca Walker, visited Bush House earlier this month to discuss memoir-writing and expressions of identity and belonging with King’s College London students. I attended the session as a graduating English Literature student, about to continue into my Contemporary Literature Masters. Feeling, at first, a level of imposter syndrome as I was surrounded by PhD Creative Writing

Eighty medals in and an almost complete gallery of Perfects, I still find myself thinking about Rhythm Heaven Groove.

A few months ago, I was up late, doom scrolling in bed only to be hit with this sudden sense of panic. Sarah J. Maas had just announced that the next book in the ACOTAR series would be released in October 2026. This was not ideal. I had seven other books from her Throne of Glass series to read before I could even tackle the Crescent City series, which was apparently essential to my understanding of the next ACOTAR book. So, I sat there glumly and calculated how many pages I w

Image by Fran Zaina on Pexels When we think of colonialism, we picture ships crossing oceans, empires extracting resources, and foreign powers profiting from distant lands. Fashion appears far removed from that history. It sells creativity, self-expression, and individuality. Yet behind a £5 t-shirt lies a global system that bears uncomfortable similarities to colonial economic structures. Cotton is grown in one country, manufactured in another, branded in a Western capital,

Photo by Brendan Buesnel Faith in Geometry are a four-piece instrumental band from Bridport, Dorset, blending elements of electro, post-punk, psychedelia and alternative rock into expansive, genre-defying soundscapes. Since forming in 2022, the quartet of Andrea Crociani, Dingo Valaitis, Kathy Kelly and Andy Park, have built a growing catalogue of original music, including their 2024 debut EP, ‘Delete’. Ahead of their next chapter, we sat down with the band to discuss creativ