Words: Deepanjana Biswas (she/her) Memories of love and the remains of mortality heap into the sensibilities of this soil, creating a composition which can never fully be translated. ‘When we… Read More »Do you remember? Machair and the Geological Composition of Memory
Words: Maya Price (she/her) A planet riddled with injustice doesn’t have to be how others find us. From footprints and fossils, to the genetic lineage responsible for the feathery faces… Read More »Can You Find Me? Notes from the Anthropocene
Words: Anwen Beck (she/her) You, at your most vulnerable, are told that you can raise the dead and bring back what you lost – what do you do? While lost… Read More »In Remembering What Never Existed
Words: Freya Wood (she/her) Walking through Glasgow today, science rarely announces itself loudly. Instead, it appears quietly, woven into the city’s landscape: a statue standing in a park, an instrument… Read More »Footsteps of Discovery: A Scientific Walk Through Glasgow
Words: Grace Hussey (she/her) literature is no longer static, it has gained the potential to become a living, breathing thing. I remember long nights of guiltily reading Wattpad underneath the… Read More »The Story Unfinished
Words: Nina Atkinson (she/her) The unborn, it seemed, were not insulated from the effects of history. In a Glasgow GP surgery, a second-generation South Asian student is informed that she… Read More »The Body Remembers: Epigenetics and the Empire
Words: Nina Atkinson (she/her) When an object was simply an object, there was less risk of losing good memories to the swirling digital cloud. Perhaps this isn’t nostalgia, but a… Read More »Proof We Were There: From Souvenir to Screenshot
Words: Lani Heywood (she/her) Welcome to Cyberspace, I will be your guide. In its advent, there was a vision of Cyberspace existing outside of governed borders. A free body, immune… Read More »Souvenirs from Cyberspace
Words: Maya Price (she/her) Social media’s role in systemic violence against groups who have been degraded and silenced – whether through the selective removal of posts or the unrestricted proliferation… Read More »To see or not to see: Algorithmic Sterilisation
Words: Deepanjana Biswas (she/her) There is no pure truth and impure lie, only multifaceted matter beckoning the mind’s curious perception. I recall being 11 and seeing the capricious conjuring that… Read More »Mind Over Matter is Magic!