You should be angry
Zoe recounts what female anger could look like, what it can achieve, and the consequences of not letting ourselves to…
How to Look at Art: A Conversation with Sculptor Håkon Anton Fagerås
Angelika talks to Norwegian sculptor Håkon Anton Fagerås about his work, blurring the boundary between viewer and artist, and how…
A Dramatic Retelling of a Particularly Devastating D&D Session
Through gothic body horror, Syl recounts their scrape with death... in a D&D session.
Meat and Flowers: The Vegetarian by Han Kang
Zoe invites you to read The Vegetarian by Han Kang, a story about not eating meat - maybe.
I’m Not Okay: An Emo Retrospective
A kid 'raised by the internet,' Saira reviews the Barbican's Emo Exhibition and her own experiences with the emo subculture.
Music’s Starboy? The Darker Side of The Weeknd’s Music
Angelika delves into the disturbing nature of The Weeknd's upcoming album, exploring how the public has gradually become desensitised to…
Book Recommendation: Prima Facie by Suzie Millier
Margherita recommends Prima Facie for this issue.
Aliens Abroad
Mohsina shares her experiences of studying abroad in South Korea.
The Pieces I Have Left of Fleetwood
Through photos, Emma recalls fond memories of her Sixth Form in Fleetwood.
Laughter, Forgetting, and the Ephemeral Nature of Memory (in Prague)
Silvia reflects on her summer in Prague through the lens of Kundera's The Book of Laughter and Forgetting.
