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Category: Features

A tale of original copies and copied originals

“Zynoeia – a fantasy kingdom of the four elements: earth, water, air, and fire. It’s a land where gem stones … More

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features, ideas, originality, ricarda senger

New Year, Same Me: Rethinking Resolutions in 2021

For many of us, the beginning of a new year means one thing and one thing only: resolutions. Each year, … More

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2021, bea crawford, features, lockdown, new year's resolutions

Lockdown: From Couch to Film Director

Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein after spending days cooped up inside because of bad weather while holidaying in the Swiss Alps. … More

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features, film director, lockdown, rachel maclean

Rotten Roots: Liminality

When I returned to Glasgow in September, after spending the summer in my home country Italy, I remember it felt … More

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glasgow, international student, italy, lifestyle, rotten roots, short series, silvia paciaroni, travel

The Everyday Villain

Where is the villain made? They don’t emerge from an ether, fully formed, ready to work against you, they don’t … More

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features, jack murphy, the everyday villan, villain

Glasgow Days and Grey Weather

“Glasgow days and grey weather,” writes Edwin Morgan in his seminal poem The Unspoken, “when the rain beat on the … More

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city life, features, glasgow, grey sky, weather

Ad-ing Christmas Cheer to Tv

You’ve possibly not bought that first box of mince pies or even considered digging out the baubles, but, from early … More

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christmas, christmas ads, features, laura macdonald, tv ads, tv advertisement

Exploring the I in Identity

It’s an autumn-drenched Sunday and I’m curled up in a fleecy blanket with a cup of tea vitalising my senses. … More

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exploration of identity, identity, ricarda senger

The new romantics

It’s a tempting idea to live out our days with a constant sense of idealism, a surface feeling of how … More

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everyday life, features, hooran m. khattak, new romantics, romanticism

Moi, c’est l’autre: Words From Healthcare Workers

Content warning: mental health issues, death, illness, suicide. Author’s Note: With the surge of the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been … More

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