This England
Football, Shakespeare, and the uneasy symbolism of the St George’s flag
May T. Brown
The Things We Ignore in Football
One week a player is unforgivable, the next he scores twice and becomes ‘misunderstood’. In most walks of life that would be…
The Performance of Being ‘Well-Read’
Discover your unique perspective by stepping outside the books you're expected to read.
Why Pride and Prejudice Will Keep Mattering
I used to think I knew Pride and Prejudice before I had really read it. I remember watching the BBC show ‘Lost…
Why Some Literary Movements Still Matter
From Frankenstein to The Shining, Gothic literature evolves but always explores the same underlying instincts.
More Than the Result: A Final Day at Deepdale
The final match of the season revealed deeper insights into football beyond the score. Observing small moments and shifts in perspective enhanced…
The Myth Of ‘Effortless’ People
We often envy those who seem to glide through life effortlessly, but they’re just putting on a show. Beneath the surface, we're…
The Ultimate Guide To Requesting Nudes
Right, you’re probably wondering what this article is even going to be about. It feels slightly out of pocket – the first…
Slide Into My DMs Like a Professional (A Note for Footballers)
There’s a particular kind of confidence that comes with being a professional footballer. It makes sense why. You’re visible, successful, and constantly…
I tried reading Jane Eyre at 14, and failed. Here’s why you should try too.
Reading is a personal journey, and it's okay to not like every classic. Jane Eyre was a challenging book that I didn't…