At the Pictures: Cinema Outside the City Limits

My last three columns have focused on Glasgow’s relationship with its cinemas both evolving and extinct. While Glasgow has a … More

The Need For Accessible Writing

One thing that often irritates me about writing at university is how there’s a demand from your lecturers and tutors … More

From the Tiber to the Clyde: Rome, Healing, and the Epistemology of Autopsy

I’m in my Roman bedroom, which looks nearly the same as it did three years ago. The various posters, photos, … More

At the Pictures: Bannockburn II – Now Showing at a Cineworld Near You

Robert the Bruce, a relatively low-key Scottish release has been the subject of a disproportionate amount of controversy for its … More

From the Tiber to the Clyde: Reflections on Pride Month

In 2013, my high school in southern-eastern suburban Rome was a place where veiled and insidious discrimination against anyone defying … More

Ways of Seeing: Where We Go From Here

I finished my University degree at the beginning of May. After two hours, the invigilators said that’s your time up. … More

The EU Ramblings

Just to start off EU election day with a bang: on the way to work, last Friday, I found a … More

From the Tiber to the Clyde: The Nature of the Fun

During my high school years, I did not appreciate the conventional conjugations of teenage fun. Merriment is not a thing … More

The EU Rambling: The Catch-22 of Becoming an Intern

It is an oddly satisfying feeling when you write a column at an actual office desk, particularly when you know … More

Ways of Seeing: Tracing it Back to Home

I have just left the Street Level Photoworks Gallery at Trongate 103 where I have been lucky enough to catch … More