Browsing: Culture
Why Helen Hardt’s ‘The Blood Bond Saga’ Should Have a TV Adaptation
Grace Challinor considers what a TV adaptation would bring to Helen Hardt’s literary world.
Author in Focus – Hannah Bonam-Young
Grace Challinor spotlights Hannah Bonam-Young as one of her favourite writers.
Revisiting Classic Literature: Is it Still Relevant to Contemporary Readers?
Grace Challinor discusses whether the classics still appeal to contemporary readers.
You Motherclucker: Fried Chicken in Films and Television
Robert Pratley looks at the impact of the South’s best export in film and TV
Showstoppers’ Amélie at the Annex Theatre
Read Alex Tsherit’s exceptional review of Showstoppers’ first 2025 production: Amélie
Why Alice Oseman’s Nick and Charlie are Becoming Classic Literary Lovers
Grace Challinor explores Heartstopper’s Nick and Charlie as 21st century literary lovers.
SUSU Theatre Group’s All My Sons at The Annex Theatre
Read Alex Tsherit’s stellar review of SUSU Theatre Group’s All My Sons.
Quotes That Summarise an Entire Story
Grace Challinor explores how certain quotes can encapsulate the entire feel of a novel.
In criticism of The X Factor
After 15 years of “gracing” our screens, Rihanna Saglani, shares her problems with the show that was once a staple of British culture.
Review: Showstoppers’ Beauty and the Beast @ The Annex Theatre
Showstoppers kick start their year with their ‘Fresher’s Show’ – a cast full of those…
Author in Focus: Rick Yancey and ‘The Fifth Wave’ Series
Hannah Billingsley-Dadd zooms in on what makes Rick Yancey’s literary series so captivating.
Perfect Christmas Read: Shari Low’s ‘One Christmas Eve’
Grace Challinor writes about her favourite winter read.
Reality TV- Is it Just Fiction With More Emotion?
Radu Sega questions what makes reality tv ‘real’ (or not so real).
Book Review: Cinematic Universe – A Celebration of DC at the Movies
Editor in Chief, Rosie reviews the latest celebration of DC.