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The tragedy of Ophelia: Breaking her silence
Bella Farley
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Five philosophical paradoxes
Alex Mortimer
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The Literary Origins of Valentine’s Day: Chaucer’s ‘Parliament of Fowls’
Autumn Huxtable
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The Real Russian North: Archangelsk
Geoff Upton
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Black History Month: Jazz and the Evolution of Music
Harriet Aldrich
The Literary Origins of Valentine’s Day: Chaucer’s ‘Parliament of Fowls’
Autumn Huxtable explores the literary origins of Valentine’s Day in Chaucer’s ‘Parliament of Fowls’ and how it has shifted meaning to a day celebrating love.
Hild Bede, Leazes Road: Some Things Are Better Left Abandoned
Over a year on from Hild Bede’s move to Rushford Court, The Bubble revisits Leazes Road.
A conversation with the cast and director of Fourth Wall’s ‘That Face’
Pearl D’souza speaks to ‘That Face’ director Ellie Kinch and actors Alice Toner and Benedict Porter about the process of putting on Polly Stenham’s hit debut play.
The United Nation’s liquidity crisis
Natalie discusses the financial crisis of the UN.
Why social media hasn’t ruined Romance
Melody Neale discusses and critiques the notion that ‘social media has ruined romance’.
A Little Slice of Sri Lanka in Newcastle: Trip to Negombos 👹✨
Rishika Senevirathne explores proper Sri Lankan street food in Newcastle – food that makes you sweat a little, smile a lot, and question how you’re still eating.
The Faint Dispatch
It was any other evening after a long day of lectures. Curled up on a sofa watching reels, I came across a short – like many I’d seen over the past few months – of another Twitch streamer reacting to a cutscene from the Game & Steam Award nominated Dispatch. This stuck with me in […]
This weeks’ editorial from the General Editors.
Should we be able to give books a bad review?
In this article, the Editor-in-Chief discusses the pressing debate surrounding whether we should be able to leave books a public negative review, following the Cait Corrain scandal.