We’re Reading Pelican9 November 2017 A Heritage of Trumpets, Money for Jam, The Noise of Time, and Various Recipes Found Online. Literature and Creative Writing0 Comments66 views
Psephologically: Hare-Clarke Pelican9 November 2017 The first in a series on Psephology by Mike Anderson. Politics0 Comments35 views
George and Jordan from Moistoyster Talk About Some Things Pelican9 November 2017 Our new song was written by Sam, and it's called nothing. It’s about nothing. The chorus goes, “nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing.” Music0 Comments23 views
REVIEW: Something to Tell You – HAIM Pelican9 November 2017 HAIM have probably delivered their fans just what they want. Clinton Ducas reviews. Music0 Comments29 views
Discovering Whiteley with James Bogle Pelican9 November 2017 Ryan Suckling interviews James Bogle, whose film Whiteley, a docu-drama based on the life and art of Australian artist Brett Whiteley, was released this year. Film and Production0 Comments118 views
Gig review: Boo Seeka (Mojos) Pelican9 November 2017 Purgatory is ruled by an unsmiling ticket-checker. Arriving at Capitol 15 minutes before Boo Seeka was due on stage, fate had me pinned. Clinton Ducas reviews. Music0 Comments119 views
The Homeliest of Films Pelican9 November 2017 Recommendations from Clinton Ducas, Cindy Shi, Jorge Luis Fonseca and Julian Coleman. Film and Production0 Comments60 views
Diversity in the Beauty Industry Still Sucks, But We’re Getting There Pelican6 November 2017 It's important to remember that while a lot of negativity surrounds this conversation, there are many campaigning for positive change. Rebel Boylan writes. Pop Culture0 Comments76 views
Corrective Retrospective: Peter Mendelsund Pelican2 November 2017 Of course, the greatest pleasure comes from finding his work, on your own personal bookshelf, already living there, with you. Designs loved, and now known. Ruth Thomas writes. Uncategorised0 Comments33 views
