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Letter 1
Dear Reader, As a child I observed my civilised teachers flutter around the classroom, and I watched politicians diplomatically...

Olivia Gurney-Randall
Oct 5, 20204 min read


The Stolen Pen
With whose stolen pen is it my hand writes? On my page, where art and theft lie so blurred: From an unlived life, rich with unseen...

Scott Hughes
Sep 30, 20201 min read


Peeling
Your bed fails Your reality melts You freeze You can only look down The tame tempered person you once were replaced by a blind,...
Andrew Sullivan
Sep 23, 20202 min read


The Lifting
There is a rigid tugging. The metamorphis must arise, Soon we must emerge, ennobled, Out the swaddling of our homes. Liberation awaits us...
Lauren Levine
Sep 6, 20201 min read


Warhol and I: The Social Disease
When meandering artfully around the Andy Warhol exhibition at the Tate Modern the other day I came across a remarkable phrase in which...

Olivia Gurney-Randall
Sep 1, 20209 min read


Eulogy for a Summer
Confined to our homes we wade in liquid time. Its brackish tides lap at our limbs and refresh our egos, though we’ve never a drop to...

Scott Hughes
Aug 31, 20201 min read


EmpA(I)thy
Empathy has always appeared to be the last barrier between man and machine. But what change will Big Data make? Relationships are...
Lauren Levine
Aug 31, 20204 min read


Waxing Lyrical
A virtual visit to Burgundy (London EC2V 7AY) I am sure I am not alone in having abandoned any thoughts of travel this year but there are...

Brough Gurney-Randall
Aug 24, 20203 min read


An Incredibly Personal, Dark, and Long Account of my Battle with Depression (2015-16, present-day)
PREFACE: This is going to be a difficult read. It is going to be incredibly personal. It is going to be a long, stream of consciousness,...

Jordan Kupfer
Aug 24, 202023 min read


Love
The feeling in the air The warmth around me The smell of freedom Where will you take me? When will the sun stop shining When will the...

Jordan Kupfer
Aug 24, 20201 min read


The Gray Blanket
The clouds covered the sky, a gray blanket over the Earth. A light breeze blew beneath the blanket, sending gray leaves and gray dust...

Jordan Kupfer
Aug 24, 20202 min read


A Supernova
They predicted it would end soon One final boom to burn us all up. I stood atop a cliff looking over the ocean as the sun set for the...

Jordan Kupfer
Aug 24, 20202 min read


Willowherb Boys
In lax, liberal dirt, lean latchkey weeds oft sprout, tucked away from the soldierly nurseries and well-to-do pastures of the great city...

Scott Hughes
Aug 24, 20201 min read


Winslow
Born of the sea, and to return I shall. Marching to the shores and over stones, sinking into pits and finally getting my first taste of...
Andrew Sullivan
Aug 22, 20203 min read
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