Entertainment
Passing the Gauntlet: Black Widow and the Future of the MCU
Rosie Willoughby reviews Marvel Studios’ Black Widow (2021) and discusses the value of female-led superhero films.
REVIEW: WandaVision – Why I’m Excited To See More of Wanda Maximoff
Rosie Willoughby reviews Marvel’s first tv series on Disney+, WandaVision, discussing the way the show handles grief and its presentation of female characters within the Marvel Cinematic Universe
A Collection of Poems by Luana Vasconcelos
Poet Luana Vasconcelos shares a collection of Haiku style poems touching on themes of the beauty of nature and the comfort found within poetry.
AS I SEE IT – It’s Been a Year and I’m Still Mad about Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
A year after its release, Rosie Willoughby reflects on her disappointment after watching ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’.
Conversations With Surrey’s Anonymous Instagram Poet
Rosa Heaton has a discussion with Surrey’s successful instagram poet, known as Perseus. Exploring his inspiration and tips on running a successful account.
‘Everyday Life’ by Coldplay
Edward Ward comments on Coldplay’s upcoming new album, after it’s strange announcement in a small welsh newspaper alongside some cryptic social media.
The Booker Prize 2019 Explained
Kieran Adamson explores the recent Booker Prize, controversially awarded to two authors. He looks into the reasons behind the decision and public responses.
Knives Out Review
Michael Slavin reviews ‘Knives Out’ a new film starring Daniel Craig and Christopher Plummer. Currently screening at Guildford Odeon.
The Paper Ticket
The Paper Ticket is a short story written by English Literature student Michael Raine.
Unpacking What it Means to be a ‘New Writer’ with James Tatam
Rosa Heaton interviews Literature Student James Tatam on Surrey New Writer’s Festival and what it means to be a ‘new writer’
In Defence of Bella Thorne
Izzy Rolfe gives her thoughts on the recent Bella Thorne scandal ahead of her upcoming book launch
Inside the Coffee Tent: Meet Beau
Beau Cleveland-Copeman and Yasmin Norvill catch up in the Coffee Tent to chat about his upcoming poetry book, exciting ventures and artistic inspirations.
The Game of Thrones Battle for the Tory Leadership
Nathan Weaver explores the Tory leadership contest, dissecting each of the contestants looking at what they may bring to the role.
The Right to Write: Who Gets to Write Diversity?
Helia Daryani looks at who should write stories championing diversity, is it right if the author isn’t representative of their focus minority?
Do Women Want to Hear Women?
Amy Johnson delves into the US country music scene, particularly exploring the success of female country artists and the UK’s influence on their popularity.
Our Hunger for Political Music is Reaching a Crescendo
Charlotte West delves into current trends in current and popular music, exploring how they’re influenced by political climates around the world.
Inside the Coffee Tent: Meet Charlie
Yasmin Norvill sits down with musician and barista ‘Life Like Charlie’ in the PATS coffee tent to discuss his music and ambitions for the future.
Is ‘Sex Education’ Worth the Hype?
The netflix series has been renewed for a second season. Izzy Rolfe takes a look at the show and why it’s so popular.
Is the Romance Genre Ruining Real Relationships?
Sophie Pike offers a perspective on how real long term relationships are threatened by the portrayal of romance in film, tv and novels.