Gareth

We’ve all been there. During those Saturday nights in, all tucked up by the fire, watching Keeping Up With the Kardashians or Say Yes to...

Lockdown 3.0 has caused many of us, particularly students, to fall in love with reading. When there is nothing new or exciting to watch on...

When I first heard that the UK is one of the most nature depleted countries in the world, my heart sunk. It doesn’t seem the...

To begin with, I want to start by making it clear why I am writing this piece and what I am trying to achieve in...

It is a well-known fact that coffee has taken Britain by storm. Whether it’s taken in the morning, during your lunch break or after dinner,...

The gym. It’s a dreaded word, right? After all, it’s a place of blood, sweat and tears, a place where not being able to do...

Dialogue is a conversational exchange between two or more people as depicted in a work of fiction. Writing dialogue in literature will almost always form...

When life becomes too much what do you do? I know that I can’t do anything, I feel as if I am cursed. Food doesn’t...

Modern horror has carved out its own identity in the indie scene, with some of the most notable independent films of the past decade revealing...

The Israeli comedy ‘Honeymood’, written and directed by Talya Lavie, was the first film I watched as a part of this year’s digital London Film...