One Foot Still in the Closet

This National Coming Out Day, let’s take a minute to bear in mind all the people who are still unable … More

qmunicate reads: Hunger by Knut Hamsun

If you’re looking for a happy autumn read, then Hunger ain’t it. Set in Oslo before it was Oslo, a … More

Self-harm is a feminist issue

**Content warning: This post contains discussions of self-harm and suicide that some people may find distressing or triggering**

The Greatness of Small Festivals

Although big festivals have got huge names on sprawling fields, we wanted to give a little love to the smaller, … More

Used By All, Understood By None? An Ode To The Word ‘International’

International. What a word. And a popular one at that. Nowadays everything wants to be international. Universities and schools pride … More

Who You Not Gonna Call?

As a teenager, I feared nothing more than being dumped by text. This was considered the ultimate embarrassment, and it … More

Film Review: Little Men [4/5]

‘Little Men’ is the intimate and deeply moving new film by director Ira Sachs. The ‘Love is Strange’ filmmaker, who … More

La Vie Simple: Introductions

Remember ‘The Simple Life’? It was, and remains, a work of performance art. Two young, affluent socialites working normal jobs … More

qmunicate reads: Pygmy by Chuck Palahniuk

A large contingency of my peers have been singing the praises of Mr Chuck Palahniuk, proclaiming him to be one … More

Feminism in Movies: What’s the best approach?

The anticipated all-female Ghostbusters has recently garnered some unexpected results. Even though the trailer made it look like a monstrosity, … More