Happiness, The Kind That Lasts
Can happiness be achieved, or is it an attribute assigned at birth? Junior Articles Editor Mariam Tareen explores scientific research to find out.
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Dictating The Meaning
Features Editor Sana Hussain wonders whose prerogative it is to dictate the meaning of a work of literature — the author’s or the reader’s.
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How Faerietales Stole Female Sexuality
Where the author, Articles Editor Ghausia Rashid Salam, negotiates sexual power plays in the arts.
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How Cinderella Defeated Feminism
Junior Articles Editor Ghausia Rashid Salam takes to task the writers of mediocre romance, and subsequent fanfiction, and questions how much of an influence Disney-fied fairietales have on them.
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Music as Social Change
Music Editor Joseph Moore makes his debut with a striking piece on artists who set out to make a statement, and are ignored in favor of those who sell out.
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I Don’t Care For Your Fairytales
The Missing Slate’s Ghausia Rashid Salam tears through the Grimm fairytales, empowering the damsel in distress with television’s Once Upon a Time.
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Dose of Humanity: A Young Syrian Doctor’s Remedy
Audrey Ryback writes of heroism in the face of possible imminent death in war-torn Syria…
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Recounting Irregular Verbs and Counting She-Goats
Muhammad Umar Memon writes about the literary significance of the red light district and underbelly of a country like Pakistan, beginning with the country’s controversial author Saadat Hasan Manto.
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The Moral of the Story
Morality is difficult enough in life, but morality in literature spans a much richer tapestry writes Maria Amir.
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Gatsby Through The Ages
Sana Hussain writes about the evolution of The Great Gatsby in cinema, ahead of the Baz Luhrmann release later this year.
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