Amelia Chambers discusses the unoriginality of recent book covers
Originality has Died so that the Book Cover May Live On
Tattle Life: ‘A commentary website’ or a platform promoting hate?
Charlotte MacDowell discusses the toxicity of the gossip platform Tattle Life.
The Art Form of the Tinder Bio
If someone asked me where the most revolutionary writing I’ve seen recently is, I would stop them as they walked over to Waterstones and direct them to the App Store. Tinder has created a new genre of writing: the Tinder Bio.
“Depop girlies” and the problem with pre-loved fashion
Sarah McKie discusses the problems of Depop and the fashion industry.
‘Ghosts’: A haunting look into the creative industry?
Florence Rolston Ashford explores the success of BBC series ‘Ghosts’ and asks if it is a reflection of today’s creative industries.
“I’ll just watch it at home”: Is Cinema truly dead?
Emma Dixon explores our modern consumption of films and the future of cinemas.
In Defence of Molly-Mae
Emma Dixon explores the response to backlash against the announcement that influencer Molly Mae has written an autobiography.
Olivia Neill, Baudrillard, and The Get Ready With Me Video
Since the dawn of YouTube’s inception, the Get Ready With Me video is the trend that never seems to go away. With new iterations being churned out everyday, why does our love for this format go beyond admiring a simple makeup routine?
Whose Responsibility is Representation?
Following a recent article published by The Guardian, detailing Monica Ali’s depression caused by the reaction to her novel Untold Story, the conversation surrounding who is responsible for representation in literature resurfaced. Should the role fall solely on the same people who are under-represented? Or should society, as a whole, strive for equal representation for all writers and experiences?
Being “That Girl” on a Budget!
Amelia Erswell gives tips on how to be ‘that girl’ on a budget
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