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Druids, drama and longswords: the secrets of the Welsh National Eisteddfod

by Gwenllian Page-Gibby

Arts and Lit Editor Gwenllian Page-Gibby provides an insight into one of Wales’ most important Arts festivals.

EP Review: Modern Woman – Dogs Fighting In My Dream

by Tom Bosher

Online music editor Tom Bosher reviews debut EP of post-punk band Modern Woman.

Harnessing Poetry Prescriptions in a Time of Loneliness

by Charlotte Dent

Harnessing Poetry Prescriptions in a Time of Loneliness Charlotte Dent uncovers the healing powers of ‘prescriptive poetry’ and the value it has during during times of isolation and loneliness Last week, I had a discussion with a friend about therapy. His distaste for it was palpable. “Friends give better advice than therapists, the professionals are […]

What role does art play in a pandemic?

by Rhian Hutchings

Rhian Hutchings shares her view on the importance of art in a time of crisis.

In Review: RAZZ Spoken Word Night 2

by Amelia Gregory

Amelia Gregory reviews RAZZ’s Spoken Word Night

Black Men Walking at Northcott Theatre

by Arts & Lit

Katie Worrell reviews ‘Black Men Walking”s ‘Poetry, Passion and Politics’ at Northcott Theatre.

The Art of Instagram

by Arts & Lit

Instagram is one of the most popular social media apps used to either show to your friends what you’re currently doing with your life or to start a blog. But it has also rapidly become a platform to express yourself, to share your art with a wider public. Whether this expression be through poetry, photography, […]

Big Money and The Arts

by Zach Mayford

The Booker Prize Foundation has lost a £1.6 million sponsorship deal with London-based hedge fund managers, The Man Group. Despite the Foundation’s grace under pressure, this is a huge deal in the literary world. In a statement, Thomas Keneally, winner of the prize in 1982, called the chaos a ‘climactic change in over the book […]

Live Review: Hobo Johnson & the Lovemakers @ Bristol O2

by Richard Ainslie

Bristol is the waviest city in England, and home to a large portion of its freaks. On Saturday 22 January, every single beautiful one, of the hundreds who showed up to the O2 Academy to see Hobo Johnson, came dressed to play. Even the guy in his leaver’s hoodie. At a gig. Imagine. All over […]

The air it breathes of candles burned

by Ed Draper

The air it breathes of candles burned, Of crimson gold and tinselled dew, Where’er I walk the scent it soothes My crystal flakes like snow unturned.   We sit as five and promptly feast On Christmas roast and turkey crisp, And I lay back upon your arm, Suckling the milk of your warm hand.   […]

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