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The Christmas Review: My Father, Who Art Out There, Somewhere…

The Christmas Review: My Father, Who Art Out There, Somewhere…

At this time of year, being slushy is a must. Be it through generous present giving, walking that little old lady across the road or just helping the parents baste the turkey, Christmas is the ultimate opportunity to show our love for the ones around us. However, in…

Review: Roland Rivron/What the f**k did I do last night?

I have to admit that I had no idea who Rowland Rivron was when I started reading his autobiography/memoirs and I doubt many of our generation will either. As it turns out, those with a secret and fairly serious penchant for ‘80s TV shows, jazz or French and…

The Beat of Blake: Homecut Interview

The Beat of Blake: Homecut Interview

Andy, aka Testament from hip-hop outfit Homecut, was raised in California and arrived in Leeds to study English Literature. Out of university and with some top 40 tracks to his name, the rapper has recently taken on the challenge of beat boxing William Blake poetry at Light Night.…

The Brotherton Special Collection: A History

Set deep within the picturesque pinnacle of the University of Leeds that is the Brotherton Library is the…

Review: The Assault on Universities

Review: The Assault on Universities

Much has been written, argued and yelled through a megaphone about the university cuts – often from less…

Book Review – What Did The Baby Boomers Ever Do For Us?

  What Did The Baby Boomers Ever Do For Us is unlike most publications, encompassing two genres to…

REVIEW: The Invisible Village by M. Y. Alam

Phillip Wood reviews M.Y. Aslam's latest book on Bradford's Muslim population.…