Apr 27 6 min The UK Prison Industrial Complex and the Lifeline of Literature Writing by Rosaleen Keehan. Illustration by Antonia Popescu. In the conversation surrounding prison abolition, the UK often seems to be...
Apr 27 5 min In the Dream House: A Memoir That Draws the Connection Between Structural Ignorance + Domestic Abuse Writing by Emily Hughes. Illustration by Phoebe McGowan. “Putting language to something for which you have no language is no easy feat.”...
Apr 27 3 min From Gossip to TikTok - Literature and Connection Writing by Eleanor Bye. Illustration by Polly Burnay. Gossiping is a guilty pleasure. Sometimes you just can’t help yourself - it feels...
Feb 26 6 min ‘Sometimes, only a poem will do’ - Poetry and Recovery Writing by Amelia Lockhart-Hourigan. Illustration by Zoë Dutton. “Sometimes, only a poem will do. These poetic prescriptions and wise...
Dec 18, 2020 4 min Zadie Smith’s Intimations: a review Writing by Eilish Newmark. Illustration by Polly Burnay. 2020 is a year that has and will continue to inspire an abundance of musings and...
Dec 18, 2020 3 min Reading isolation whilst in isolation causes more isolation - but one that’s better than the isolation imposed by Boris. Writing by Kirsty Thomson. Illustration by Antonia Popescu. Many of us...
Nov 1, 2020 3 min 'Write what you know, read what you don't' is not an excuse anymore Writing by Charley Jones. Illustration by Dafne de Fine Licht. There is a huge amount of controversy over the topic of character...
Nov 1, 2020 2 min Books That Shaped Our Identity Illustration by Zoë Dutton. (Molly Pearce) Reminiscing on early childhood, I distinctly remember the sound of the CD player, on its last...
Mar 10, 2020 2 min Albertine's Picks for 'The Fear' Issue The Fall of the House of Usher / Usher II The Fall of the House of Usher is a truly bone-chilling short story by the unbeatable master of...
Mar 10, 2020 5 min ‘More than one way to burn a book’. - How fear governs the censorship of literature Writer- Rob “There is more than one way to burn a book,” according to the late author Ray...
