Sorry Not Sorry

New Chrome extension encourages women to be more assertive and stop apologising “I’m sorry to bother you, but…” “I just … More

Bethany Says… Students: The Stupid Things You’re Doing Now Will Make Us All Better People

The growing proportion of young people in the United Kingdom attending university is a victory. In England, prior to the … More

Bethany Says… – Your Fave is Problematic: Beating Off Wide Ties With A Stapler Since 1945

Too often much lauded plans for media progress fail to meet high expectations. This year’s film award season fell short, … More

Bethany Says… – Trolls and Why We Can’t have Nice Things

Anonymity online is usually depicted as a universally bad thing – anonymous forums and comment threads are the home of … More

Bethany Says… – Reclaiming Representation

Fancasts are creative exercises by fans of media, usually tv shows or films, in which characters are cast with new … More

Bethany Says… Voting: Why I Don’t

I’m a dual national and, every time I travel, I carry two passports: one blue and one maroon. My father … More

Bethany Says… – NaNoWriMo: Literary Creativity for The Masses

In 2010, as an impressionable teenager, I got it into my head to do NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month), a … More

Bethany says… Snowpiercer: The Little Engine That Almost Couldn’t

Snowpiercer – acclaimed Korean director Bong Joon-ho’s first English-language film – is a masterpiece of tense, horrific weird that almost … More

This is What a Feminist Looks Like

Feminism is more than just a movement but an idea that’s value is derived not from its constituent parts, not … More

Bethany says… – Straight-Washing the Hellblazer: Why It Matters

The American network NBC’s new comic book adaptation “Constantine” isn’t due on American television screens until October but decisions made … More