
I had longed for the Siberian wilderness. Bears, wolves, and a stout Soviet Ushanka for warmth. Despite the current cold snap, Warrington is nevertheless a far cry from such poetic ideals; my […]
I had longed for the Siberian wilderness. Bears, wolves, and a stout Soviet Ushanka for warmth. Despite the current cold snap, Warrington is nevertheless a far cry from such poetic ideals; my […]
Ruby lips, perfumed hair, seeds of love, fires of ecstasy – it is not difficult to draw conclusions about what kind of poetry such images may figure in. Love poetry – oral […]
This review contains spoilers. Letterboxd user Jay wrote in their review of 2021’s I Care A Lot, directed by J Blakeson, ‘ladies, is it girlboss to trap the elderly in facilities and […]
CW: alcohol and drug abuse Before June 1967, the world was preoccupied with what one presumes was the world’s preoccupation in the 60s: Elvis Presley, the Beatles, Motown, miniskirts, Vietnam. But at […]
Period dramas capitalise on their audience’s existing views of the past, creating visual interpretations of stories that are familiar to English Literature classrooms by adapting works by the likes of Dickens, Austen, […]
Brazilian based record label Yellow Island Records has recently launched their Astral Therapy project, a series of new releases which aim to evoke Yellow Islands’ ‘state of mind’ motto without being straight-up […]
It is a day like any other: except you are making a trip to the gallery. You’re probably alone because no one else you know has a penchant for standing in front […]
Cubism was born in Paris, but lived in modern perspective forever.
Can we really read a racist in the 21st Century? CW: racism At the end of my first year studying Classics, I came across an intriguing book. Well, actually, it’s probably not […]
Serious lo-fi house fans will be familiar with the iconic track ‘Make a Move’ by Brazilian born Felipe Bortoloti aka Nørus. The song had millions of views on YouTube until recently, when […]