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December 31, 2020

Why Libraries are More Important than Ever

IQRA AHMAD defends the importance of public libraries, particularly in light of the Coronavirus pandemic.   Earlier this month, Walsall’s council leader Mike Bird weighed..
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  • Literature
  • Maya Wilson Autzen
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December 31, 2020

The Trial of Eve

MAYA WILSON AUTZEN interrogates the aetiology of the fallen woman.    The Book of Genesis provides not only the origin story of the Christian world..
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  • Asia Choudhry
  • Our Journal
  • Theatre
December 29, 2020

Review: Leopoldstadt

  ASIA CHOUDHRY examines the importance of remembrance and memory in Sir Thomas Stoppard’s Leopoldstadt   The curtain rises, and one can hear a barely..
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  • Film
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  • Rach Leong
December 28, 2020

Review: Shiva Baby

RACH LEONG reviews the anxiety-inducing dark comedy Shiva Baby. ‘A Jewish girl, her sugar daddy and her ex-girlfriend walk into a funeral service’ has to..
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  • Art & Design
  • Marisa Becirovic
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December 28, 2020

Review: Sin at the National Gallery 

MARISA BECIROVIC reviews Sin at the National Gallery, reflecting on how our contemporary conception of sin has strayed from its historical underpinnings.    Wrongdoings, misdeeds..
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  • Adlee Heshmat
  • Literature
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December 28, 2020

Review: ‘Looking for Bloomsbury’s Lost Book Shops’ at the Bloomsbury Festival

ADLEE HESHMAT reviews an online discussion about the lost bookshops of Bloomsbury, which was part of the 2020 Bloomsbury Festival’s literary programme.    Beyond the..
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  • Art & Design
  • Emma Gabor
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December 22, 2020

The Biedermeier, Spitzweg and the Satirical

EMMA GABOR discusses the work of eighteenth-century painter Carl Spitzweg, linking the emergence of the Biedermeier period in Germany to the burgeoning of his artistic..
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  • Anna Dang
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December 21, 2020

A Banana in Paris

A poem by ANNA DANG.   I.   ‘All Passports’, says the sign in front of me, I push mine sideways through the hole, like..
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  • Asia Choudhry
  • Our Journal
  • Thoughts
December 18, 2020

Review: Undertale

ASIA CHOUDHRY reviews the 2015 video game Undertale.  I warily approach the sunflower, and as it beams at me I feel at ease. As I..
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  • Daisy Gray
  • Music
  • Our Journal
December 18, 2020

Writing About Writing About Music

DAISY GRAY looks at the state of music journalism today. Meta, right? Human beings love reproducing things in words: art critics describing art, poets saying..
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  • Music
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  • Rusheen Bansal
December 18, 2020

What’s happened to the Grammys?

RUSHEEN BANSAL contemplates prejudice and ‘snubbing’ in the Grammy awards nominations. The Grammys, arguably the most coveted awards for musical excellence, never fail to garner..
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  • Katie Li
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December 15, 2020

Origins as a Self-Journey

A photo essay by KATIE LI. There is a specific kind of loneliness that characterizes your being of ‘neither-nor’ – of being distant from your roots...
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