A day after the election, The Guardian released, perhaps, its greatest piece of journalism since The Snowden Leaks. A simple,… Read more »
Culture
Colonialism in India, characters in Ladbroke Grove, Grenfell, Hillsborough, addiction, cultural shame and the regression of the human race are… Read more »
It’s a cold, Tuesday morning, when I awake from apocalyptic dreams and reaching towards the darkness of the nightstand –… Read more »
I’m not saying love is superficial, I’m saying love is superficial when compared to death. The title is about comparison,… Read more »
In ‘The Ethics of Criticism’, by Tobin Siebers, the author begins the sixth chapter with a question related to Nietzsche:… Read more »
‘Still I Rise’ began as an itinerant art exhibition in Nottingham in October 2018 and has now arrived in Bristol’s… Read more »
Chikan has been a dark cloud above Japan for decades. Victims are left accountable while predators run amok. Japanese illustrator… Read more »
Listen to Greta Thunberg, George Monbiot, Naomi Klein and Extinction Rebellion at this very crucial moment of our struggle to… Read more »
On the 11th December 2003, somewhere in a bookish part of London, sitting against a backdrop of glass-fronted shelving units,… Read more »
A shallow interpretation of our consumerism today maintains that we are all given an ‘illusion of choice’. Coca-Cola is Republican,… Read more »
A disembodied head stares towards a plastic water bottle. The text observes, ‘Ah, yes. Enslaved moisture.’ This is a representation… Read more »
If you’re anything of a meme connoisseur, you’ve likely heard the story of the doctor and the child. One variation… Read more »