The Friction Between Fact and Fiction
2012 saw the release of Dutch author Maan Leo’s successful debut novel Ik ben Maan (I Am Maan), in which she exposes a semi-autobiographical…
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LOST IN LUST
With cheating and suspicion common in many of today’s relationships, we spoke to a girl who regularly cheats on her boyfriend, but feels no…
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LOST AND FOUND
Rudolph has been wearing the same suit for nearly three years, always walks with his sketchbook in one arm and the theory of classical…
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Zine making: A DIY approach to mental health
Turning feelings into zines is what one woman is doing to help cope with mental illness. In Berlin for a workshop called ‘Mini Zines,…
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NOMADIC NIRVANA – PEACE OF MIND
Jack peers out of his old camper van in the midst of an empty field overlooking a turbulent ocean. It seems disordered inside the…
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Without a Face – What Thirty Days Without Makeup Taught Me
Makeup is our quick fix–it is the ultimate instant gratification. When we outgrow purchasing foundation to cover our acne, we move on to one…
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OPERA UNLEASHED – KIEZ OPERA
Viking helms, sophisticated old people and glass shattering; Opera doesn’t usually require explaining before these stereotypes spring to mind. But how many of us…
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BEING A PHOTOGRAPHY ARTIST
Being a photographer, and getting paid for it. This is the dream for every hipster and wannabe artist around the world these days. Being…
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DANGEROUS DISBELIEF – ATHEIST RELIGION
Illogical conundrums, historical inaccuracies and vague platitudes is how this Atheist views religiosity. However this worldview has now become a religion in itself, as…
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BLOODLINING : WRITTEN IN SKIN
Bloodlining is a way of starting a tattoo piece without using any outlines. The stencil is traced with the tattoo needle without ink thus…
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FEAR AND LOATHING IN BUSINESS SCHOOL
On the outside, business schools portray themselves as humanistic centres of knowledge. Unfortunately, this outside picture has, in my opinion, very little to do…
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Enjoy China
China: You can do what you like, as long as you do as you are told.
The Communist Party of China: a name that is often followed by headlines about human rights abuse, economic might and questionable politics. But it’s not all doom and gloom apparently. Here a Chinese studies student who lived and studied in China for a year discuss the positive side of the Chinese communist party. Showing what the Communist party have achieved for China and the reasons for their actions.
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