• 1v1 SNOG

    1v1 SNOG

    Skyrim, sub bottom thots and Cuba Street metaphorical fireworks blend together in a 1v1 SNOG from poet Devon Webb.

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  • The Queen’s Wife by Joanne Drayton

    The Queen’s Wife by Joanne Drayton

    Life took an unexpected turn for Joanne Drayton when a chance meeting with another woman turned into something much deeper. ‘The Queen’s Wife’ details the real life story of Joanne and Sue, with each move of the chess game. Frequent bad apple contributor harold considers the queen and her wife in this review.

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  • Audition by Pip Adam

    Audition by Pip Adam

    Pip Adam’s newest book, ‘Audition’ sent Casey Lucas into fervor from which she birthed a review, immediately deleted it and penned this, newer, different review. Read through to get a glimpse of exactly why she did that.

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  • The Most Naked — A Review

    The Most Naked — A Review

    Hannah Tasker-Poland’s essay ‘A Body of Art’ published earlier this week peeled away the layers of performance to describe the the creation of ‘The Most Naked’. Now, Tate Fountain too peels away layers as she reviews the work in action at Q Theatre.

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  • while i watch love island

    while i watch love island

    TRUE STORY: the promised escapism of reality dating television fails to let sad, cold, broke woman stop thinking about Bad Things™ so she wrote a poem about it. Join Kyra as they watch yet another seemingly endless season of Love Island while everything starts to crumble around them.

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  • A Body of Art

    A Body of Art

    In ‘A Body of Art’ multidisciplinary artist Hannah Tasker-Poland writes of creating, performing and her journey to the cabaret-movement performance piece ‘The Most Naked’.

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  • Tepidarium

    Tepidarium

    A ballerina going through heartbreak seeks solace in a spa, the water healing, soothing. The twist in the tail is that she is performing the leading role of Ondine, a mermaid, this season, and there are many resonances between her situation and the heroine’s.

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  • Liv Parker’s Vampires, Werewolves and Harry Styles — A Review

    Liv Parker’s Vampires, Werewolves and Harry Styles — A Review

    In a whirlwind of nostalgia, Liv Parker transports reviewer Tate Fountain to the year 2010. Faced with a mirror reflection of her own teen years, Tate sums up the experience.

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  • ‘Is That How You Want to End Up?’

    ‘Is That How You Want to End Up?’

    ‘Past the Tower Under the Tree’ comprises works from twelve artists and activists “crafting a life in community.” In collaboration with GLORIA Books, we present Daniel Michael Satele’s contribution ‘Is That How You Want to End Up?’.

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