Aarshi Majumder interrogates the way in which poetry speaks to life and life speaks to poetry through the lens of Mallarme's 'The Swan'.

"Her alluring strangeness at its most provocative and riveting." Alexander O'Sullivan provides his take on FKA Twigs' album, 'LP1'.

"Very little of popular contemporary poetry can be likened, even at a stretch, to music" — with this claim Matt Sokulsky begins a profound reading of musicality in Basil Bunting's Briggflatts.

"Many may be able to see why Thompson would not have been able to accept his own deteriorating health..." Alexandra Johnson explores the life and times of Hunter S. Thompson, the father of gonzo ...

Smith shows great talent as a playwright.” Contributor Emily Hatwell finds Sixth Side’s Lavender a pleasing watch.

Carrie is one of my favourite scores in all of musical theatre — my embarrassing introduction to the show being the Riverdale musical episode almost ten years ago. As I entered the Assembly Rooms, I ...

By. Any visitors to Norwich market will be familiar with the scraggy grey birds that infest the square in an endless mission to procure a greasy chip. These bedraggl ...

Palatinate’s famous Sex Survey is back! First brought to you in 1993, this survey exposes the hidden lives of Durham students, from strangest sexual encounters to wildest fantasies.

Long before digital tools made art endlessly reproducible and thoughtlessly automated,' Stella Fenwick explores the darkroom magic behind the work of photographer Alfred Buckham.

"It wasn't until I read The Raven Cycle that I felt so seen" — Clara Kearney dwells on the emotional impact of Maggie Stiefvater's 'The Raven Cycle'.

The government’s Work and Pensions Secretary, Pat McFadden, has announced for the second time that women born between April 6 th 1950 and April 5 th 1960 will not receive compensation for the changes ...

"Eclectic and endlessly beloved." Duncan Robertson ranks Radiohead's discography in light of their recent world tour.