The Enigma of Anne Boleyn
Anne Boleyn is one of the most important women in history and the most powerful Queen consort ever to sit on England’s throne. However, opinion remains divided about the most fundamental aspects of her life. […]
Month: August 2015
Where does the judging end? (Poem)
Why is it so strange to be different nowadays? People are constantly worrying about what others will say, think and feel. You’re being judged because of decisions that you’ve made which don’t concern anyone but […]
Writers’ Block
Today was the day I found my voice. I found it, grabbed and throttled it, tore out its voicebox and left it scattered over Word documents, Twitter feeds, Facebook statuses, half-full notepads that are so […]
Soft Grunge: Tumblr’s Latest Sad Fad
Before I start this article, I’d like to point out that I am an avid user of Tumblr and a huge fan of its simplicity, sense of community and creative influence. As much as I […]
I am not rude; I have anxiety and I’m done apologising
Anxiety is gaining more awareness. But I fear, in the realms of the internet, the true pain of it has gotten lost somewhere amongst the ‘I like people with anxiety, it’s so cute’ mentality and […]
The Must-read Magic-themed Book List
When I first thought of creating these lists, I wasn’t sure what I desired or if their creation possessed any objective. They were ideas adrift – borne only from my hope that they could function […]
Tracy Ryan – Insight into the Artist’s Studio
Tracy Ryan is an experimental artist hailing from Glasgow. After gaining her BA Visual Arts degrees with Honours in 2011, she has continued to focus on her practice and create new bodies of work. Ryan […]
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