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‘About one hour in, we see some pilgrims snapping away on their phone cameras at a view point. We cruise up to them, and...
11/12/2024

‘About one hour in, we see some pilgrims snapping away on their phone cameras at a view point. We cruise up to them, and upon seeing the two spires of Santiago jutting out on the horizon, those same two spires we had seen depicted in every hostel we had stopped in on the way, we leave the amateur photographers eating our dust and resolve to make it into Santiago within the next hour.‘

Click the link in our bio to read the rest of Gabriel’s extraordinary feature article!🪿

‘It was early in the morning, and for the first time in the year, snow was falling. Plumes danced down through the air,...
10/12/2024

‘It was early in the morning, and for the first time in the year, snow was falling. Plumes danced down through the air, scattering themselves across the sky and spreading out into a soft white net over the garden. Once vibrant flowers were now dulled to homogeneity. Where leaves once sat, crystals of ice now staked their claim.’

Click the link in our bio to read the rest of Matthew’s brilliant creative writing piece!

‘The whimsy and magic of the immersive experience embraces the auditorium, handling every aspect with such clear sensiti...
09/12/2024

‘The whimsy and magic of the immersive experience embraces the auditorium, handling every aspect with such clear sensitivity. The Cratchits are, despite my fond revisiting of this tale annually, cause for contention; Tiny Tim and his family cawing in mockney Victorian poverty pomp behind him makes one cringe under the amount of Victorian ‘virtuous’ poor narrative and disability fe**sh typically on display.‘

Click the link in our bio to read Emilia’s brilliant review!

Image credits: Lily Gilchrist & Walkabout

Today's poem is 'Embryonic Scavenger' by Olivia Petrini.Click the link in our bio to read the rest of her brilliant poem...
07/12/2024

Today's poem is 'Embryonic Scavenger' by Olivia Petrini.

Click the link in our bio to read the rest of her brilliant poem!

‘I, too, would probably lose a battle against an invading Roman army if I had to listen to Mescal’s attempt at an openin...
05/12/2024

‘I, too, would probably lose a battle against an invading Roman army if I had to listen to Mescal’s attempt at an opening rallying speech. It falls so fatally flat, and seems so painfully self-aware of its inferiority, when compared to the glorious ease of Russell Crowe’s speech at the opening of the first film.’

Click the link in our bio to read Esme’s fantastic review.

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‘And Emile and I, we just look at her. Now standing alone in the middle of the pavement, staring after him with the most...
04/12/2024

‘And Emile and I, we just look at her. Now standing alone in the middle of the pavement, staring after him with the most heartbreaking look on her face – eyes wide and bright, lashes fluttering in shock. Her blush is worse than ever, but instead of dancing across her cheeks and nose, seems to flush down to her neck and the tips of her ears. Her mouth is slightly open in the manner of someone who has been ripped out of a wonderful dream, glossed pink lips parted.‘

Click the link in bio to continue reading Samara’s fantastic creative writing !

The third and final, for now, Paddington film follows the bear and the Brown family’s adventure to Peru in search of hi...
03/12/2024

The third and final, for now, Paddington film follows the bear and the Brown family’s adventure to Peru in search of his missing Aunt Lucy. The film opens strongly with a hilarious scene of Paddington taking his passport photo, involving his polite responses to the automated speaker message, which sees him taking instructions a bit too literally and ending up in a pile of newspapers in Paddington station. We can see again how the writers are so talented in adding vibrance and humour so easily to mundane experiences we can all relate to. It seems the essence of Paddington’s character is to add light and cheer to parts of life we never thought would need it, like taking a passport photo or doing laundry, although in his case for his fellow prisoners.

Click the link in our bio to read the rest of Emily Hough’s insightful review of Paddington 3!!

‘Death froze Drake as the brooding face of eternal tortured youth: clad in corduroy and woolly jumpers, unkempt hair pus...
02/12/2024

‘Death froze Drake as the brooding face of eternal tortured youth: clad in corduroy and woolly jumpers, unkempt hair pushed back by the wind as he wanders through England’s green and pleasant lands singing of the days and their endless coloured ways.’

Click the link in our bio to read the rest of Matthew’s insightful article!

Image credit: Songs From So Deep

‘Creativity took centre stage last week as Wayzgoose and DH1 Records joined forces to host an evening ‘All About Art’. W...
29/11/2024

‘Creativity took centre stage last week as Wayzgoose and DH1 Records joined forces to host an evening ‘All About Art’. With limited opportunities to showcase the artistic talent here at Durham University, this event was a refreshing reminder of all the untapped creativity within that is out there! From slam poetry to art exhibitions and live music, there was truly something for everyone.’

Click the link in our Bio to read Sophie’s review of our epic event last week!!!! 🪿🎶🎨

‘With all the recent snow there was not a soul anywhere on these mountains. It was just us. The space to think. To feel....
28/11/2024

‘With all the recent snow there was not a soul anywhere on these mountains. It was just us. The space to think. To feel. To live. To revel. ‘The ecstatic joy of pure being’. Being able to share these experiences is what it is all about. To be in these places with people you care about, doing things you love. These moments you can’t convey to other people. Moments you can never fully relive. Moments I’ll always look back on in awe, no matter how old I become. As I stood there, I knew that when I die I’ll smile, knowing that I’ve felt beauty that is inconceivable, that no words could ever convey.‘

Click the link in our bio to read the rest of Tom’s incredible feature article!

Today’s poem is ‘Sonnet for Winter’s First Frost’ by Woody Jeffay.Click the link in our bio to read more poetry from our...
27/11/2024

Today’s poem is ‘Sonnet for Winter’s First Frost’ by Woody Jeffay.

Click the link in our bio to read more poetry from our talented Wayzgoose writers!

Reminiscing on last week’s ALL ABOUT ART event in collaboration with 🎨🎶 🎤 A night to remember filled with music, poetry...
27/11/2024

Reminiscing on last week’s ALL ABOUT ART event in collaboration with 🎨🎶 🎤

A night to remember filled with music, poetry, art and more 🪿🎶

Thank you to everyone who came…keep your eyes peeled for the next one…!!

Review out this Friday🙌🏻

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“At the beginning of this month, I had the absolute pleasure of attending one of Laura Marling’s four nights of residenc...
26/11/2024

“At the beginning of this month, I had the absolute pleasure of attending one of Laura Marling’s four nights of residency in Hackney Church. In case you’re not familiar with Marling, she has been a steady presence in the indie folk and singer-songwriter world since the 2000s, releasing her first album ‘Alas, I Cannot Swim’ at the age of just 18 and winning the Brit Award for Best British Female Solo Artist in 2011. Her classic sound has led her to be compared to the likes of Joni Mitchell and Joan Baez.”

Click the link in our bio to read the rest of Lydia’s review!

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‘A searing pain suddenly exploded in Tessa’s neck, hurling her down to the ground. Her head hit a  puddle of cheap spiri...
25/11/2024

‘A searing pain suddenly exploded in Tessa’s neck, hurling her down to the ground. Her head hit a  puddle of cheap spirits and lemonade, as she shrieked with agony. Tessa’s peripheral vision was  dominated by Ollie - his front teeth sunk deep into her skin, effortlessly tearing through muscle.‘

Click the link in our bio to continue reading Charles’ fantastic piece!

Today’s poem is ‘Slug’ by Esme Bell.Click the link in our bio to read more poetry by our talented Wayzgoose writers!
22/11/2024

Today’s poem is ‘Slug’ by Esme Bell.

Click the link in our bio to read more poetry by our talented Wayzgoose writers!

“By the play’s culmination,  Johnny’s syntax has transformed into lyrical and decorated soliloquies, his flourishing fin...
21/11/2024

“By the play’s culmination,  Johnny’s syntax has transformed into lyrical and decorated soliloquies, his flourishing final monologue a clear ode to English mythology and folklore. And whilst choosing to stand by his caravan, Johnny Byron self-actualizes and reconnects with a rural form of cultural Englishness that has become so lost and mistranslated…”

Click the link in our bio to read the rest of Em’s fantastic review!

“Thom Yorke and Hamlet, if you are a self-confessed, somewhat pretentious student of the arts, an admirer of the trope o...
20/11/2024

“Thom Yorke and Hamlet, if you are a self-confessed, somewhat pretentious student of the arts, an admirer of the trope of the tortured artist, or ideally both, has a combination ever made more sense or had a greater natural appeal? April 2025 will allow this question to be realised as Radiohead’s sixth studio album and Shakespeare’s longest and arguably greatest work are reworked to form a coalition and come to the stage in the form of ‘Hamlet Hail to the Thief.’”

Click the link in bio to read the rest of Holly’s fantastic article.

Image credit: Factory International

‘Waiting - being made to wait, making things wait - is clearly a big thing in the book. And it reminds me of the opening...
19/11/2024

‘Waiting - being made to wait, making things wait - is clearly a big thing in the book. And it reminds me of the opening of Call Me By Your Name in fact: Elio’s recollection of Oliver’s constant and apparently meaningless use of the word “later”.‘

Click the link in our bio to read the rest of Jacob’s review!

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