They seem an increasingly unfashionable, unoriginal choice now, but package holidays were once little short of revolutionary. SOPHIA DEBOICK tells the tale of the first ever trip, and its visionary mastermind. Advertisements
The New European: A City in Music
Weekly feature for the award-winning The New European, the voice of the 48%
The Gospel of Trickster: Afterword – Trickster Today
Afterword to Hercules Editions’ new chapbook by poet and performer Nancy Charley, an anarchic retelling of the gospel story.
The New European: Apocalypse TV
Sophia Deboick on a forgotten TV classic from the 1970s, which treated its viewers like grown-ups.
Leigh Times: Leigh man Gordon Worsley – one of the last fighter pilots of World War Two
Born on Grand Parade, Leigh-on-Sea, in 1920, Gordon Arthur Worsley was the middle of three boys born to Edith and Ernest Worsley. The family later lived on Ailsa Road, Westcliff, and Gordon attended Lindisfarne College boys’ school on Valkyrie Road, before the family moved to Streatham. He left school at 15 and became a runner […]
The New European: Murder music – deadly legacy of Norway’s black metal scene
Norway enjoys a reputation as some sort of liberal utopia. Yet in Black Metal it produced the most nihilistic, deadly music genre of all. Sophia Deboick reports
