I remember watching Sex and the City for the first time a little over a year ago. Having heard so much about it, but never …
a conversation for one
16:00 on the clock; it seems to spark a ritualistic series of events. Footsteps sound, shuffling towards the kitchen, the hinges on the door echoing …
So let’s talk about the meat paradox
Meat tastes amazing and no one will ever be able to deny that. Before I stopped eating meat, Panda Express Orange Chicken was my absolute …
Leyla Hussein: un esbozo
[Content warning: this article includes mentions of physical violence on women.] A profile. From the old Italian profilo, from profilare, meaning to sketch lightly, what …
School Girls: Constructing the Past in Fiction and Memory
Back in my hometown due to the coronavirus, in the timelessness of however many months it has been since March, I have been thinking about …
Death of a ballet teacher
“She slipped in the shower and cracked her head open. They just found her lying in a pool of her own blood.” I don’t think …
Time and Punishment
We quantify time in many different ways. If you have ever worked a minimum wage job, you will know that, by some standards, an hour …
A Sign of the Times
Time. The great teacher, the great healer, the greatest ceremony of humanity. Time, coupled with reflection, allows us to grow, to progress, to figure out …
On Time and its Delightful Malleability
To start this article off like a terribly boring wedding toast– Webster’s dictionary defines the word “history” as “events of the past.” Something which when …
