In Defence of Book to Film Adaptations

With the release of Daisy Jones and the Six, and the second season of Shadow and Bone finally available on … More

Nightsiren film review- Glasgow Film Festival 2023

⭐2/5⭐A young woman with a traumatic past returns to her childhood home and must contend with the ire and superstition … More

The Tempest at Cottier’s – Review

The Glasgow University Shakespeare Society could not have found a better venue for their Autumn mainstage performance of The Tempest. … More

Separating the Art from The Artist: Religious Art

Many people show a worrying tendency to essentialise the past, to treat certain actions, characteristics and traditions as fundamental to … More

Social Battery

 I’ve always known I was an introvert. A shy and quiet kid, I usually preferred my own company and was … More

Surmounting Self-Doubt: An Ode to Effort and Perseverance

Salty cries of sea gulls are spluttering as a blue foam of waves is throbbing against the boat’s bow. Two … More

Armenian Food, Culture and History Hidden in Edinburgh

There’s an inexplicable building in central Edinburgh. Along a well-heeled avenue lined with boutique cafés and elegant galleries, it is … More

Perfectionism and the Pursuit of Happiness

As humans are intrinsically imperfect, it is likewise accurate to say that striving for excellence and a constant feeling of … More

Art Behind Closed Doors

As I dismiss yet another notification for a worryingly high screen time, I lay my phone down on my desk. … More

Museums Of The Future

Everyone has a museum that’s somehow memorable and special to them. With over 2,500 museums across the UK and over … More