Pocket Mirror

It came through the letterbox. From him, when he died, to me. A pocket mirror. I opened it. I screamed … More

Waiting at A London Train Station

There are galaxies on these flower petals But to us they’re just dots, You don’t look around a lot When … More

The First Storm of the Summer

I wear lingerie. Bows and straps that fall in time with the condensation or early morning mist masking the already-covered window.  In … More

Holy Myths

A life of creed and nonsense Holy myths of holy ignorance Enslaving peasants and masters Who both meet death though … More

Clean

He had finished the book quicker than he’d expected,   No worries: He was eager not to miss out on … More

Live Review: The Fratellis

Barrowlands, 31/03 Queuing up in the freezing cold outside the Barrowland Ballroom, the excitement in the air is palpable. Glasgow … More

Live Review: L.A. Witch

Nice N Sleazy, 28/03 Grunge is alive and angry, with noticeable talents like L.A. Witch commanding the scene. The Californian … More

Body Shaming and Left-Wing Politics

For a movement based on the principles of social equality, left-wing people too often rely on harmful body shaming to … More

A Night of Film From the Palestine Diaspora: Ismail and Remember Us

CCA, 30th of March On the commemoration of Land Day, 42 years after the 30th of March 1976 when Israel … More

The Commonwealth Shame

It’s that time again where everyone remembers the Commonwealth Games exists – a large-scale sporting event bringing together countries connected … More