hope springs eternal
Sahana reflects on finding hope in the mundane, within LSE and in herself.
Borges’ Labyrinth and Word Experiments
Zoé explores the complex overlap between literature and politics through the context of writers' work in Argentina.
Exploring Feminism with Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
The journey, writing and talks of Adichie are praised and examined in Mary's article.
Evolution of Literature in Pakistan in the 20th Century
Jannat tackles the work of post-partition writers in Pakistan.
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
