Lonely Spirits
To the sprightly Spirit Editor, Seeing you on Floor B brightens my day – you’re the warmest spirit in the Spirit! Anon My Favourite Hobbit, Your external nonchalance sends a breeze of fresh air… Read More »Lonely Spirits
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Poetry is Peng – March
Silence He took his time, he waited years That night, they put the kids to bed And he watched her gentle eyes reflecting dying fire embers And when the embers were almost out, he said,… Read More »Poetry is Peng – March
Seun Kuti @ Electric Brixton
By Linda Arowolo, BA Anthropology When children of legendary musicians take up the same profession, there is always a feeling that they will never completely emerge out from under their shadow. Now Seun Kuti definitely… Read More »Seun Kuti @ Electric Brixton
The Shape of Water: Review
By Sumayyah Daisy Lane Star rating: 4/5 Running time: 120 mins Guillermo del Toro’s new release, The Shape of Water, occupies the space between the classic fairy tale and fantasy in this deeply immersive masterpiece.… Read More »The Shape of Water: Review
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri: Review
By Sumayyah Daisy Lane, BA History Star rating: 5/5 Laughter, love and loss come together in Martin McDonagh’s latest heart-wrencher, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. Grieving mother Mildred Hayes (Frances McDormand) fights for justice after… Read More »Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri: Review
Book Review: Eat Up! By Ruby Tandoh
By Julia Everett, BA International Relations and Development Studies Eat Up! is not a regular cook book. It will not tell you what or how to eat. This book subverts what we think we know… Read More »Book Review: Eat Up! By Ruby Tandoh