Foolish children, as per Ana María Matute
Rosie discusses the work of Ana María Matute, focusing in on a collection of short stories that teach quiet rebellion.
Composition
Part B Editor, Emma, ruminates on the network of memories that shape them, family and loss are the central theme.
You Don’t Understand
A poem about migration, family and the strange nature of identity.
Midwinter
A reflection of celebrating the end of a year it's not Christmas.
a confused poem about growing old
Sana tells her own tale of time, family and growing up.
The Loneliest Profession – Inside The World of Wong Kar Wai
Sebastian writes about the cinematographic beauty in Wong Kar Wai's movies
দেশে ফিরে যাচ্ছি (‘I’m returning to Desh’)
Culture and identity - Lamisa reflects on the love for her home.
Lessons from the undressing of the trees
Sahana speaks her mind and heart about autumn in London, starting another academic year and finding comfort in the small…
Riviera
Defne builds a powerful image of voice, identity and the house it makes.
The Language of Grief
Grief, and how it is expressed in cinematography
