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Sunland:
Yasmina Snyder’s short fiction tells the story of a road-trip into the desert where not everything is as it seems.
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Punk Rocks: Jesus Christ Allin and his Faecal Covered Disciples:
Rosa Caleb Rae profiles a hugely divisive and transgressive figure of late-20th century American punk, GG Allin.
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How I Went Viral Twice:
Rachel Hunt’s perceptive and richly descriptive take on her own fleeting viral fame interrogates the insidious dynamic that social media has with its own users.
by Rachel Hunt
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Frankenstein (2025): Reclaiming the Monstrous in a Modern Age:
Following the release of last year’s film adaptation of Frankenstein, directed by Guillermo del Toro, Sasha Ehrhard investigates the reframing of Shelley’s tale through a contemporary and intersectional lens.
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Confessions from the Cubicle Cult:
Alice Robson uses her short-form essay to vigorously defend the practice of bathroom cubicle graffiti, in which the grimy walls of WCs become spaces of discussion, reflection and delicious irreverence.
by Alice Robson
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Cult Following: Niche Fandoms, Flaunted Merch and Legends in the Making:
In an observational essay, Fariha Islam discusses what exactly makes artists, musicians and cultural figures so captivating to their respective devoted audiences.
by Fariha Islam
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Everything Familiar: A Liturgy of the Feed:
In her observational essay, Ella Dean tackles contemporary social media streams that are beginning to shape the way we interact and behave in real time, whether we like it or not.
by Ella Dean
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Prostitution (1976): Parasocial Relationships and the Issue of Cult Followings:
In an astute examination of one of the ICA’s most controversial exhibitions, Sasha Ehrhard dissects COUM Transmissions’ attempt to subvert the relentless consumption of pop cultural figures.
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Alter Christus: The Cult of Video Game Personalities and Why it Has Got Out of Hand:
In a sharp analysis of the state of contemporary video gaming, Andrea Sini offers a well-observed prognosis for an industry becoming insidiously devoted to its newfound messianic figures.
by Andrea Sini
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Jennifer Walton:
Goldsmiths student and music journalist Sasha Mills speaks with the musician and DJ Jennifer Walton to commemorate her new album Daughters.
by Sasha Mills
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Becoming With
by Ananya Dunn
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Vignettes of Parallel Lifetimes
by Miles Comer
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Acts of Kindness
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Contemporary British Eco-fiction. Embracing Nature in Daisy Hildyard’s Emergency (2022)
by Sara Karim
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‘Algeria Unveiled’ (1959) and The Veiling of Memory
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Deep Cleaning Astringent
by Mila Appleby
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The World We Carry
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Baptism of Vanity
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Enough Space
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A Magpie’s Collection
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We breathe with…
by Min
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If the Chair Could Talk: Lifetime Support
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Lessons from Mike Kelley’s Extracurricular Activity Projective Reconstructions
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Please Love Me
by Smyra Arora
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Nostalgic Souvenirs
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Aren’t I Lucky?
by Ervin Chio
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Warping and Wefting
by Bhaqti
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Wicked Wisps
by Rachel Hunt
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The Importance of Treasured Items
by Alice Robson
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01 The Serenity I Carry
by Su Li
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02 The Taste That I Carry
by Su Li
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There at my Earliest Memory
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Next Stop
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(Don’t) Be Naughty!
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Guilt in Samanta Schweblin’s Fever Dream
by Sara Karim
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Guilt Transformed
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Perhaps?
by Bhaqti Jain
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Undone
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The Guilty Older Sister
by Alice Robson
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Boys will be boys, but can girls just be girls?
