A Bankside Story
A short story that reflects on new connections, tenderness and the quiet moments in which friendships are formed.
KESTRAL GAIAN: Poetry, Identity, and Learning to Love London
Zara talks to Kestral Gaian about their journey as a poet and writer, exploring issues of identiy, queerness and non-belonging.
No Home
Reflecting on recent far-right protests against immigration, Ibrahim writes about his family's journey to Britain and the odds they have…
People Spotting
In this poem, Zara explores alienation, from self and others, in a city like London.
Into the Offing
In this intimate piece, Erica reflects on her connection to the ocean and what it means to find your way…
The Man with Ash at his Feet
Two men connect on the doorstep of a dingy cafe. Over a shared cigarette, they learn about the loves and…
Maybe You Missed Her
Jessica-May, Isabel, Angelika, Iman, Vasavi, and Katarina present the incredible lives of women you may or may not have forgotten…
Beyond the Swoosh: How Nike Addresses Racial Prejudice
Looking at music, language, and visuals, Jenny analyses how Nike addresses racism in its ads.
Loveground
An anonymous submission recounts loving and losing.
The Spectacle vs The Minimal in theatre
Rebecca takes a look at the history and meanings behind minimalist and maximalist productions, debating which one serves theatre best.