Category: Culture
A Trip to North Korea
North Korea, or the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, as the officials there you want you to…
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Russia makes a move to de-criminalise domestic violence
Shocking legal adjustments as to what constitutes punishable domestic violence have recently been…
Read MoreBook Review: Inferno by Dan Brown
Inferno is Dan Brown’s latest novel published in 2013, and is the source of inspiration for…
Read MoreA Sad Day for Studio Ghibli Fans
October 5 was marked as an emotional day for Studio Ghibli fans as the iconic colourist and…
Read MoreRoald Dahl’s literary legacy: 100 years on
2016 marks 100 years since the birth of one of the most beloved children’s authors in…
Read MoreReview: George Meadows: Stitched Drawings at The Beaney
At the Beaney, The Wellcome Collection’s touring exhibition has Georgie Meadows showcasing her…
Read MoreAudiobooks: is it really the same as reading?
Audiobooks have basically gotten me through my degree. As a third year student, studying English…
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‘The Shawshank Redemption’ Production at the Marlowe in September
The Shawshank Redemption is one of those films that’s embarrassing to say you’ve never seen….
Read MoreCalling all poets: London anthology project now open for submissions
Calling all poets, budding writers, and London goers: a very special London-themed poetry…
Read MoreBook Review: The Little Red Chairs by Edna O’Brien
The Little Red Chairs is currently the book of the month at Waterstones and is certainly having a…
Read MoreSummer music at the Marlowe Theatre
Canterbury’s summer months might seem tranquil without the majority of its student population, but…
Read MoreFive Fringe Festivals to Visit this Summer
Exams out, summer in, and what better way to whet your cultural appetite than to visit some of the…
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