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Short and Sour Stories

by Will Entwistle

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70s: Speakers Corner

by Jo Phillips

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Dense: Photography and Fiction

by Angelina Puschkarski

Literature

This is a section of literature and poetry articles on the new website, more will follow shortly.

The London Library: One Fascinating Place, Thousands of Universes
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Art Literature

Outside; The London Library: One Fascinating Place, Thousands of Universes

Have you ever imagined stepping into a London stone building, but every corner leads to a different world? Some places…

by Lana Evrard

The Köln Concert ; The Beautiful Story of Unexpected Art
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Art Film Literature Music

Outside; The Köln Concert ; The Beautiful Story of Unexpected Art

It is even possible that your favourite film or book may never have been brought to life? If that were…

by Natia Imerlichvili

Explore the Fearless Writer at the Heart of Unique LA
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Interviews Literature Long

Outside; Explore the Fearless Writer at the Heart of Unique LA

From golden glory to its filthy underbelly, Los Angeles has it all. If you think of Modern Los Angeles, would…

by Imaan Tayub

Food as a Love Language in The Arts
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Film Food / Drink Literature

Expand; Food as a Love Language in The Arts

We eat, often without thinking. Food has always been more than something we consume. So much a part of our…

by Anni Samkharadze

Marcel Proust: A Love Letter For Our Memory
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Literature

Long Reads; Marcel Proust: A Love Letter For Our Memory

Memory does not return intact. It arrives altered, refracted through rooms, cities, faces, winters, music and grief. For Marcel Proust,…

by Lana Evrard

The Real Alice and Remarkable Secrets of Wonderland World
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Design Interviews Literature Long

Long Reads; The Real Alice and Remarkable Secrets of Wonderland World

In this feature, originally inspired by the layered world of Alice in Wonderland, we step into a story where imagination, memory…

by Poppy Page

Fearless: Love Letters Straight From Your Heart
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Interviews Literature Long

Long Reads; Fearless: Love Letters Straight From Your Heart

In the paper issue of .Cent for summer 2006, entitled ‘Reach Out and Touch’, guest-edited by industrial designer Paul Priestman,…

by Julien Maunoury

Explore Creative and Beautiful Artists from Wales
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Art Beauty / Fragrance Fashion Literature Music Theatre / Dance

Skin; Explore Creative and Beautiful Artists from Wales

Walk past homes of over 600 ancient castles, with stunning landscapes and feel like you are in a fairytale. Feel…

by Annie Ngo

Words are Best, Powerful and Remarkably Hypnotic
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Literature

Skin; Words are Best, Powerful and Remarkably Hypnotic

Words have power, and in a poem, they act powerfully. When we read or talk, are we even aware of…

by Sandra Ann Zakkarie

Human Experience Enveloped in Shakespeare’s Works. The New Othello
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Film Literature Theatre / Dance

Envelop; Human Experience Enveloped in Shakespeare’s Works. The New Othello

Is it fair to say that William Shakespeare remains one of the most powerful interpreters of the human condition ever…

by Franklin Muabe

Food as a Symbol of Beautiful Luxury or Horrific Terror
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Food / Drink Literature

Envelop; Food as a Symbol of Beautiful Luxury or Horrific Terror

Food is more than just a fuel. It’s a symbol of the beautiful luxury of love and emotional experience. Preparing…

by Sandra Ann Zakkarie

Flourish Posthumously;   Creatives You Will Want To Love Forever
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Art Literature Music

Maximalist; Flourish Posthumously; Creatives You Will Want To Love Forever

Many creators we love and admire, those held up as leaders and heroes in their field, were not lucky enough…

by Jo Phillips

The Best Anti Hero Women in Literature to Adore
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Literature

Maximalist; The Best Anti Hero Women in Literature to Adore

There is something quite compelling about a female anti-hero, so counter to the portrayal of women over centuries of literature,…

by Jo Phillips

What’s Hiding Under The Wonderful Christmas Tree This Year 4?
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Beauty / Fragrance Fashion Literature

Maximalist; What’s Hiding Under The Wonderful Christmas Tree This Year 4?

There is a feeling of excitement in the air; alongside a chill comes a warmth to our hearts as the…

by Jo Phillips

10 Old Victorian Sensation Novels With Wild, Hidden Secrets
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Literature

Maximalist; 10 Old Victorian Sensation Novels With Wild, Hidden Secrets

Bigamy, identity swaps, secret marriages, murder trials, forged wills, hidden pasts and women stepping far outside the roles society tried…

by Lucy Beynsberger

The Right  Hat; Feel Taller, Stronger and More Beautiful
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Beauty / Fragrance Design Literature

Ample; The Right Hat; Feel Taller, Stronger and More Beautiful

The cowboy hat is synonymous the the USA by embodying the romanticised national myths of westward expansion, rugged individualism, and frontier…

by Jo Phillips

Looks Like A Return to Wonderful Whimsy
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Art Design Film Literature

Demure; Looks Like A Return to Wonderful Whimsy

Is your inner child content? Do they find this happiness in a form of play? Play is an important part…

by Annie Koziel

The History of Blonde: How Blonde Lost it’s Halo
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Literature

Demure; The History of Blonde: How Blonde Lost it’s Halo

Are you a blonde, and do you know where your roots begin? Have you ever been judged for your hair…

by Lucy Beynsberger


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