Dutchman - A Discomforting Enlightenment
Unsettling parallels are drawn between Black Lives Matter and the Civil Rights Movement
Issue 1730
18th Oct 2019
Classic Tetris® World Championship: the Ultimate Test of Mental and Physical Acuteness
An overview of the yearly Classic Tetris® World Championship, a history of the event and what to expect from one of the most anticipated years of the competition so far
Red Palace
Lose yourself in the fairytale - but try not to lose the plot
Celeste Ng’s Little Fires Everywhere
Winner of the Goodreads choice awards 2017
United States Supreme Court Weighs New LGBTQ+ Rights Cases
Three cases will decide whether LGBTQ+ Americans have any protection from discrimination in employment
Giselle: A Bold Reimagination of a Classic Ballet
Dada Masilo is a genius when it comes to storytelling through dance, and her take on Giselle is more emotional, raw and real than any other adaptation
The Watsons: Jane Austen Spin-off Fiction Fan Club
3.5 stars Laura Wade set herself up for a difficult task: to finish, as a play, a novel that Jane Austen couldn’t complete. It follows the story of Emma Watson, a young woman used to a luxurious lifestyle, who finds herself dumped back home, and financially dependent on
POV: Ah, the Glory Days Before Dawn of the Blue Shell!
On my way back home this weekend I was strolling past a CeX (Computer Exchange) shop when I caught a glimpse of something in the corner of my eye. For the decent price of £25, I happened upon a fully complete in box version of Super Mario Kart for the
Equity and Bonds: Two Different Ways of Raising Capital
Raising capital is essential to the long-term health of every company and organisation. Fresh capital is required for hiring more personnel, investing in new technologies, and expanding operations, among other purposes. Equity constitutes one way of raising the sum of money necessary. In general, equity is the measure of ownership
POV: Ratchet and Clank 2016 ... just ... just why?
Having just finished Ratchet and Clank 2016 in its entirety I have to say: considering the great reviews, I’m not actually convinced reviewers were playing the same game. Before I start the inevitable ensuing rant, I would like to say that the series holds a special place in my
Noises Off
A comedy that was just... off
What is Capitalism?, Part 1: Boss Makes a Dollar, I Make a Dime…
In the first segment of an 8-part political economic series: “What is Capitalism?”, we look at wage labour and the class divide