The inspiring charm of Sir Alex Ferguson: ‘Never Give In’
Keith Mulopo finds the new documentary on Manchester United's legendary manager to be an immensely satisfying cinema experience.
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A Student’s Dream
Keith Mulopo writes about disillusioned expectations of a student at university in his latest poem.
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What’s the value in dramatising real events?
Keith Mulopo considers the power in dramatising real, historical events.
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The coming of age album everyone should hear: ‘Pet Sounds’ at 55
Keith Mulopo takes a look back at the Beach Boys' flawless concept album, 'Pet Sounds'
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The English Teacher
Keith Mulopo's latest poem is an endearing reflection on the role of an English teacher.
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The Music That Made Me: The Who
In the first instalment of our new series, The Music That Made Me, Keith Mulopo tells why The Who means so much to him.
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Making friends as an adult: an untold tale
At what point do we truly know someone? Keith Mulopo discusses the untold tale of forming friendships as an adult.
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Spring Evening in Leamington High St.
Keith Mulopo's poem , 'Spring Evening in Leamington High St.', ponders on the beauty of a sunset over Leamington.
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One of 1971’s most commendable records: Jethro Tull’s ‘Aqualung’ at 50
Keith Mulopo shows us why Jethro Tull's seminal album 'Aqualung' remains a timeless classic fifty years on from its release.
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The Setting Sun
Keith Mulopo's poem, 'The Setting Sun', looks back on the passing of time and growing up.
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Lockdown: a time for our vices to run wild?
Keith Mulopo writes about the vices and bad habits that many of us have picked up or fallen back into during lockdown, and the impact that these can have on our lives.
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The endearing beauty of covering songs
Keith Mulopo explores whether covering songs is an act of respect, and whether doing so can bring something new to a track.
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Last Night I Watched: ’12 Angry Men’
Keith Mulopo reviews the classic film 12 Angry Men and informs us about why it still holds up.
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