For some reason, I always come back to Sarah Rees Brennan’s In Other Lands; whether I need a reset from … More
Category: Reviews
A Love Letter to Maximalism
Running my fingers over the light layer of dust that sits atop the row of chunky novels on my bookshelf, … More
The Bloody Muppets
The Bloody Muppets have cut their teeth on performing covers, often on the QMU’s stages, which is perhaps why their … More
Barbie: The Film of the Summer?
On the 21st of July 2023, I went to see Barbie the way God (Greta Gerwig) intended: alongside four of … More
Reading Science Fiction- Where to Start?
Science fiction is a genre that provokes apprehension in the mind of uninitiated readers, who envision either great tomes of … More
Review: Stone Garden at the Arboretum, Glasgow Botanic Gardens
Not too far from Great Western Road and a stone’s throw from the Ha’penny footbridge, is a gate to Glasgow’s … More
MC Blance at Sneaky Pete’s 24/01/2023
There is no better venue to catch an up-and-coming artist than the iconic Sneaky Pete’s. I visited this Cowgate staple … More
Gigi’s Recovery by The Murder Capital – Review
After experiencing an awful, life changing event, Gigi’s recovery by Irish band The Murder Capital is a stunning and poignant … More
A Death At Sea by San Lorenz – Review
Once known as SPQR, San Lorenz have rechristened themselves in reference to the wittily apocalyptic novella Cat’s Cradle, and as … More
From Mob Bosses to Bankers
The 2007 finale of The Sopranos marked the end of a decades-long stream of Mafia-themed media, as audiences said goodbye … More
