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“I love you”: Act IV, Scene 1: An Ode to Romantic Declarations in Theatre.
From our Romance mag, Emily Dennis looks at how theatre displays the trials of love.
Love, Romance and… Gaming?
Love is in the air, and Sam Pegg takes a look at the many different ways we fall in love in gaming.
The List 2020: The Edge’s Most Anticipated Video Games of the Year
2020 brings big releases in the video game world, but which ones are our writer’s favourites?
Closer To The Edge: Our favourite Video Games of the Decade
With the beginning of a new decade bringing the promise of new and exciting games, several writers for The Edge look back at the 2010s and the best games it gave us.
Battle Royales – Which are Peasants and Which are Royalty?
Editor Jack Nash looks at the battle royale genre of video games, its biggest names, and their highs and lows.
On Edge: Anticipating The Witcher
Culture Editor Louise explains to us why Netflix’s adaptation of The Witcher is the one to watch.
In Criticism of The Pokemon Franchise
It’s 2029 and the Kanto region looks as good as ever. Let’s Go Pikachu 2:…
Romanticising War in Teenage Fiction
Vicky Greer looks into war in YA, and the influences it has in the real world.
From The Trenches To The TV: An Analysis Of War In Modern Media
How is war represented on our screens? From fact to the fictional, Beth takes a deeper look.
Tolkien and World War One: Influences behind the World of Middle-Earth
Culture Editor Louise Chase looks into how the First World War influenced the writings of J.R.R Tolkien and the Middle-Earth legendarium.
Shows To Help You Out In Fresher’s Week
Need some tv shows to watch during Freshers? The Edge have a couple of suggestions that can also give you some A* tips!
The Modern Theatre: How Classic Plays Can Be Redesigned for the 21st Century
Writers Camilla and Louise look at the best modern adaptations of classic Shakespeare plays.
Press X To Talk: Lessons Learned From Video Games
Two writers from The Edge reveal what lessons they’ve learned from video games.






