Society
The Dark Side of ‘Work from Home’
It’s 4:30 on a Thursday afternoon. Given the low workload today, you figure why not pour a glass of wine to get you through the last hours...
Uni Leavers: A Very Pandemic Graduation
There are millions of students in the UK, and hundreds of thousands of these make their way onto London’s city campuses each and every Autumn. Excep
Following People on Empty Streets: Stalking in a Pandemic
There are many questions that plague my mind on a daily basis. Why do we never see baby pigeons? Do bald people use shampoo or soap? Do different bree
Filter Faces: The Rise of Non-Surgical Procedures
Jawlines that could cut glass and razor sharp cheekbones. Duck lips, trout pout, fox eyes. The language of cosmetically enhanced procedures is curious
Rebellion & dominance: how to rearrange the furniture when you’re locked up
As humans, we crave change. Whether that be changing your wardrobe, your hair colour, your partner or your job. We run from stagnation and seek out th
Brave New Londnr: Reading for Wellbeing
Welcome back to your life as you never knew it. Welcome back to the 2020s. Welcome to the new year.
Undressing The Mistress: On Other Women & Etymology
Humans are fallible, sometimes they cheat...
Sisterhood and Solidarity: On Female Friendships
Graduation, years abroad, masters programmes, first jobs, the format of your life gently emerges. The closest people to you, the ones who had front ro
Self-Love and the City
Pressures of city living can sometimes leave us feeling burnt out to a point where we cannot even think of giving an ounce of ourselves to another...
