The Case for Not Having Fun
Will Brookman
If depriving yourself from pleasurable chemical reactions in the brain sounds like fun, then you may have been...
On Gluttony & Greed
Thomas Beavis
A brief history of the seven sins Three centuries after the birth of Christ, the man who was...
L'Intellectuel 2.0
Elsa Kenningham
The concept of the public intellectuel is a quintessentially French one. The caricature: a leery, grey-haired white man,...
Halt the Demolition!
Tom Breislin
The argument for never demolishing another building again is a growing trend among environmentalists. That’s right: no building...
The Beauty of Inclusivity
Georgia Paes
Take any photograph of Mexican artist Frida Khalo and you’re confronted by her vibrant cheeks or bold lip....
Law, Morals & Covid-19
Ella Nuttall
How valuable is a life? What should one sacrifice for the life of another? What are the responsibilities...
The Moral Maze of Memoir
Lucy Kenningham
Imagine this: you’re married to a writer. A writer who is known for his innovative blend of memoir...
Hello Sadness, Goodbye Feminism
Yvette Parry
Francoise Sagan’s debut novel Bonjour Tristesse made her an overnight sensation in 1950s France, where she sold over...