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Jars of tears and slumber sounds: ‘Going Ghost’ @ The Place

By Elizabeth Gregory

Theatre & Dance. Online.
Column
Spoken Word Column: Poetry’s online revolution

By Matt Abbott

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
Column
Obscure Geographies #5: St. Thomas’s Long Burial Ground

By Michael Sutton

Community. London.
Column
Write. North – Interview with writer Clare Fisher

By Karen Tobias-Green

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
Review
‘Outlaw King’: A muddy, bloody retelling of the story of Robert the Bruce

By Abraham Elton

Film, TV & Tech. London.
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Review
Sex in Lois Hollowell’s paintings: Fleshy and bulbous, ethereal yet human

By Jake Coleman

Art & Photography. London.
Review
Christopher Robin: ‘A tale to teach the importance of nothing’

By Zoë Dukoff-Gordon

Film, TV & Tech.
Comment
London’s Millennium Bridge: an icon at 18

By tsota-admin

London.
Review
Glorious gloom: Phobophobes @ The Eagle Inn

By Byron Wigglesworth

Music. Manchester.
Review
POST2018: reconsidering the environment through fashion

By Nadia Whiston

Fashion. London.
Preview
AWOMENfest: the feminist festival celebrating radical softness

By Sophie Becker

Art & Photography. London.

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