“Everyone was so damn lonely. Everyone, no matter how hard they tried to ignore it,” says the narrator of “Out-of-town Harry”, by way of introduction to the world. With an opening sentence like that, one could expect Armel Dagorn’s debut…

burnt offerings By Anne Casey swilling cinders of eucalypt forests burning up and down the coast tinged with hints of fear singed possum hairs lifting into clear blue air an earthquake in Italy shakes me awake a mother crying somewhere…

Fans of weirdo late night fare will rejoice at the news of a brand new BFI Blu-Ray reissue for this 1973 Britsploitation classic When we think of the biker movie some very potent cinematic images are immediately conjured up. There's a…

Why Are Minority Groups Statistically Less Likely to Seek Help for Mental Health Problems? According to a study released in May 2018, black Californians are more likely to suffer with mental health issues than other ethnicities, but are…

Hey there. Look at all these things. Wouldn't you like to know more about them? Well, then look closer. 1. Workman's Comedy Club The monthly laugh barrel that is the Workman's Comedy Club returns this Sunday 20 May to the Vintage Room in…

John Keats is one of the most famous and beloved poets ever to have lived. That being said his inclusion on many English literature courses at second level probably means he's also one of the most hated. Living only till the age of twenty…

Good news, guys: Netflix’s new apocalyptic drama answers the age-old question: what happens to the rain on Danes? (Answer: it really messes with their brains). Horrific punning aside, if you have been waiting ten years for an updated (and…

British author Sarah Pinborough has published more than twenty novels – ranging from YA fantasy to TV tie-ins to horror – but her ‘breakout’ books (a borderline-depressing publishing term that refers to when a ‘mid-list’ writer makes it…