By Paula Read The American West and its colonising settlement during the 19th century conjure familiar images, many of them formed by...

By Zi Ye Have you ever laughed when you saw Sheldon cosplaying as Wonder Woman on The Big Bang Theory  or chuckled at Joey wearing all of...

By Morgan Angharad Britain is a self-described nation of homeowners, with 65% of households in England owning their own home in 2019/20....

By Joanna Nissel and Josip Martincic The three of us - Joanna, Josip, and Lawrence - met at an SWW DTP Away Day, during an icebreaker...

By Max Fincher Language exists in a constant state of change, with greater, more seismic shifts often times occurring due to external...

By Emily Di Dodo The earliest Castilian translation of Boccaccio’s Decameron, Las cien novelas de Juan Bocacio, enjoyed a substantial...

By Segolene Gence My thesis focuses on a devotional text composed of a guide on how to live a perfect spiritual life with accompanying...

By Alexandra Barnes When a textual work appears complete and holistic, it can be difficult to see that is the product of many...

By Jennifer Coulton Figure 1: The Burwell Work-Box.[i] In 1927, T. C. Lethbridge uncovered a seventh-century female grave in Burwell,...

By Sena Özbay The Concept of Fortuna Fortune, etymologically, coincides with the unpredictable and uncontrollable effect on human...

By Maxime Kamin Figure 1: Lewis Chessmen, Twelfth century.[i] Introduction The game of chess in Western medieval culture ties in with a...

By Joseph Burton One of the many ways in which we can contemplate the nature of ‘transition’ is through ruins. That is to say, whether as...

From the Church of the Holy Apostles to the Imaret of Sultan Mehmed II in Constantinople. By Aksa Boyraz A Land of Transitions The city...

By Nathan Meades Late medieval France was a polity in profound transition, which witnessed significant growth in the territorial and...

To accompany the upcoming Question issue on Sustainability and Innovation, Bristol-based PGR Nemo D'Qrill has submitted an interpretative...

In 2017, I was delighted to be commissioned to write a setting of The Requiem Mass for The Westminster Williamson Voices by Dr James...

The December 2020 issue of The New Yorker[1] magazine features an evolutionary tree comprised of make-believe creatures. A disgruntled...

Children’s homes sheltered thousands of Jewish children against anti-Semitic persecution in Budapest during the last year of the Second...

The nymphs traversed the transitional realm between gods and mortals in the ancient imagination. As the personifications/providers of...

The small village of Silian is typical of many rural communities in south-west Wales in that it falls within the top 20% of Wales’ most...

This artwork is a humorous re-elaboration of the episode of Odysseus and the Cyclops taken from Homer’s Odyssey. The events in the...

Most of us are exposed to ancient Greek and Roman religion through monumental architecture such as the Parthenon and through raucous...

Between the eighth to late sixth centuries BC, the mythic traditions related to the figure of Theseus, slayer of the Cretan Minotaur,...

The Fairytale Casebook is a physical theatre performance project about fairytales, folklore and myths, their echos in our contemporary...