ISSUE 7: JULY/AUGUST 2026
ISSUE 7: JULY/AUGUST 2026
AURORA GARNER-RANDOLPH
The main things holding us back from engaging with abstract art are insecurity about not “getting it”, and fear of the sincerity of trying to “get it”. If we can avoid these traps, we can get to the fun part... + READ MORE
CLARA MCCOMBS
JAMES BOYLE
JOSEPH DAVIDSON-LABOUT
LUKE LAMONT
COLUMN: "I would flinch when bodies were tossed haphazardly onto the ground, landing with a deafening thud. I felt my stomach lurch when legs of deer were butchered, cut off with bandsaws, bones snapping and blood spattering onto the mud." + READ HERE
GRACE ROBINSON
Letter to the Editor, June 2026.
Sinister Undertones of Exam Breakfast.
"My flatmates were regulars, and did not remark on the line of sullen-looking students. As a fist timer, however, I was taken aback. I immediately could sense a sinister undertone to the free exam breakfast" + READ HERE
ESER ARMSTRONG
ISSUE 7: JULY/AUGUST 2026
CHIEF EDITOR
Joseph Davidson-Labout
CONTRIBUTING EDITORS
Gavin Dee
Eden Griffiths
FEATURE WRITERS
James Boyle
Aurora Garner-Randolph
Luke Lamont
Clara McCombs
Grace Robinson
CARTOON
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COVER ARTWORK
(front) Joseph Davidson-Labout
(back) Aurora Garner-Randolph