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ESSAY
On Corporate Green
Oliver Riba Fookes hates corporate green, uncovering his discomfort with the state of the UK in wake of the housing crisis.
Why I’m Scared Of Planes: Thoughts On Love And Mortality
Flight anxiety? It’s safer than riding in a car! Amazingly, this did not make me feel better about flying but made me scared of driving.
Four Years Of Trad-Wife Fantasies: How Did We Get Here?
Staff Writer Valeria Berghinz discusses the online cultivation of the ‘trad wife’ exploring its origins and societal implications.
ANYTHING YOU WANT
A piece of prose addressing the experience of sexual assault and what it leaves you with.
Gull, So Confusing: On Growing Up Beside The Sea
Staff Writer Sophie-May Ward-Marchbank discusses her tumultuous relationship with the ocean and life growing up in seaside town Portsmouth.
To Dust Returne
A poem that deliberates on trauma, pain, and stagnation: ‘to dust returne’ is a desolate epitaph for the voiceless.
Autumn’s Allure: Why We’re Obsessed With Autumn (Even When It Usually Sucks)
Staff Writer Stella Wright addresses expectations set by the Autumn season, diving into social media, fashion, and music.
Summertime - The Thoughts Of A Thought Daughter
Staff Writer Eleanor Hughes ruminates on summertime and its temporal properties, exploring nostalgia, fleeting moments of rest, and the
The Duality Of Solitude: A Reflection
Zarah Hashim reflects on what ‘Solitude’ is defined by with significant insight into her personal experience, Keats’ writing, and politics.
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