Personal responses to books, music, film, television, art, and culture.
"Lost in Work is a succinct outline of how work has become our entire existence. A year of worldwide trauma, brought on by Covid-19, has made us horrifyingly aware of our cage", writes Billie Walker.
Nessa Humayun writes about her relationship with alcohol; where it began, the effect on her family members, the famous literary drinkers of the past, and where she is today.
"Border Nation showed me that border abolition is entirely possible. Not some utopian concept like many would have you believe," writes Shahed Ezaydi.
Tahmina Begum writes about her lasting appreciation for Tracy Beaker and the lessons she teaches, both on the page and on screen.
Sana Noor Haq writes about the need for solitary romance in isolation, and how 90s romcoms have helped her find it in mundane, everyday occurrences.
Imogen Osborne explores the power a book can hold, and her relationship with Virginia Woolf's 'The Waves', the book that has come closest to changing her life.
