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Unpacking ‘The Forgotten Box Full of Smiles’- The New Poetry Novel by Christopher Cook
I felt the urge to write down my emotions, somehow they came out as poems
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What makes a poem good: rhyme
To start answering the question “what makes a poem good?”, we have to ask: what do we mean by good? Well, as with any form of art, good is entirely subjective.
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The Only Thing That Gets Me Through the Day is My VHS Copy of Space Jam by a.j. Flanagan
Speaking ruins the atmosphere. Built-up romanticism fades behind the veneer put on by cordiality.
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Travelling by marc borillo
A morning in Barcelona, I get lost in the streets of El Born Myself crashes like a wave, I remember this nightmare.
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transparency by natalie cullen
Hey. So, I’m a ghost, and I have been for a few months now. Being in my state, you experience things that you couldn’t imagine as a living human. You go through the motions. At first you’re understandably in mourning of your life. Then you slip into a depressive state, followed by a glorious revelation…
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Guardian Angel by nadia pafunik
There you are my guardian angel- taken too soon, my love for you like a boundless ocean orbits the moon.
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Magic runs through her veins by ayisha ahmed
To the kind lady who told my dad that I am a pleasure to be around And the familiar girls who pick me up from the ground When I’m feeling low
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shed a light by dominic rebucha
The ball ricocheted off the fence and the fence wobbled, making a low rattling sound as Darren approached. He followed the path along the car park to the enclosed artificial pitch ahead.
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Groove on the Tyne: Northumbria University’s Strictly Come Dancing Event for a Great Cause
By Jasmine Milburn Northumbria University has once again showcased the incredible talents and community spirit of its students through the ‘Groove on the Tyne’ event. Led by a group of Sport Management students, the Strictly Come Dancing competition not only provides a spectacular display of rhythm, coordination and creativity but also serves a bigger purpose…
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A First-Hand Experience at the Northumbria Dance Societies Competition
By Freya Preston After six months of hard work, drive and dedication for hours weekly, the time had rolled around for it to be competition season for dancers across the country. The dance society, at Northumbria University, had already competed in two difficult competitions at Newcastle and Sheffield University in the weeks prior, however, this…
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