Flawed or Forgotten?: How female artists are sensationalised rather than celebrated
Ciara Flynn critiques the obsession with sensationalising female musicians.
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Ciara Flynn
Widening the literary landscape: Where are all the working class stories?
Books shape our understanding of the world. When we read, we don’t just pass time — we connect with other lives, other places, and other perspectives. That’s why publishing stories by authors from all walks of life is so essential. Without putting diversity on the page, we risk pushing only...
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Shake it up: five easy summer salads you’ll love
It’s time to start shaking those salads again — and honestly, I’m not complaining. Who wants to faff with a hob when the weather is basically tropical? Whether they’re part of your picky bits dinner, sitting next to a BBQ, or just something chilled to grab from the fridge between...
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Locks, love, and limerence: Lucy Dacus preserves the present in ‘Forever is a Feeling’
Ciara Flynn reviews Lucy Dacus' fourth studio album 'Forever is a Feeling'.
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In-between the lines: an interview with Boundby
You’re sitting up at 3:00am, scribbling another few lines into your notes app. You’ve got a poem—half-finished, oddly specific, quietly burning—and you wonder: Where does this go? For the team behind Boundby, that question was the beginning of everything. Joseph, Grace, and Vance (Editor-in-Chief, PR Executive, and Website Designer, respectively)...
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‘Earn or learn’ as youth unemployment and educational disengagement hits new high in the UK
Youth unemployment in the UK has reached its highest level in over a decade, with 987,000 young people aged 16 to 24 classified as NEET (not in education, employment, or training) by the end of 2024 — a 42% increase in three years. This alarming rise raises concerns about financial...
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