Four Steps for Comprehending
[Contains Sensitive Content] by Carrie Smith First - the daze. You wake up at eleven AM, eyes dry, mouth dry, head sore. The patch of sun...
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Rachel Kodysh
Apr 54 min read
Republishing of Archival Book Reinforces Preservation of Palestinian History
In a speech before the UN General Assembly in 2021, young Palestinian poet Mohammed El-Kurd bluntly summarised the trajectory of the...
Anainah Dalal
Apr 44 min read
Vulture Capitalism: Grace Blakeley and a Night of Re-Education
Photo by Anainah Dalal Capitalism is perhaps the most discussed phenomena in the world, whether it be by proponents of it or those that...
Vaishnavi Reddy
Mar 284 min read
Is the Canon Dying?
Images licensed under Public Domain I had a professor at the university where I finished my undergraduate degree who would spit the word...
James Merchant
Mar 263 min read
Three Poems by James Merchant
All photography by James Merchant Crossed At Shore Still, the sound of the sea Breaking against the strand, Strangling the stray sand Is...
Helen Berk
Mar 122 min read
Voyage of the Damned Sets Sail for Murder and Mayhem - Review
Image courtesy of Penguin Michael Joseph Frances White’s debut novel Voyage of the Damned sails any reader into uncharted territories,...
Ellie Stiff
Mar 115 min read
London Feminist Book Club X Jaded by Ela Lee
On the 16th of February, Penguin Random House hosted a collaborative event with the London Feminist Book Club and author Ela Lee, to...
Lara Mae Simpson
Feb 195 min read
Challenging Narratives About The North: 'Pity' by Andrew McMillan at the Southbank Centre
Photo by Sophie Davidson, courtesy of Southbank Centre 2024 is the year of The North. With many new books coming out featuring Northern...
Nandinee Rajkhowa
Feb 155 min read
Poppy
It's raining. It's 2 pm. The clouds are grey and you can hear the distant thunder rolling. My boots are wet. My clothes are drenched. All...
Dan Ramos Lay
Feb 126 min read
Poetry LGBT's Open Mic Night: Hope and Celebration in Writing
Photo by Daniel James (licensed under Unsplash Licence) It’s a Wednesday night in Clapham, and my friend and I are standing outside a gay...
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