Rose Sykes
Review: The Tale of Princess Kaguya
Rose Sykes is completely won over by this visually-striking, grown-up folk tale from Japan's Studio Ghibli
Alice Oswald talks about performance and public poetry
Rose Sykes meets the subject of her Fourth Week review, and discusses the poet’s role in modern society
Alice Oswald: the modern epic poet to rival Homer
Rose Sykes reflects on the influences and work of the next speaker in Keble’s Meet the Poet series
The power of the book
In light of the proposed prison book ban being overturned, Rose Sykes examines the redemptive power ascribed to literature and its importance in the prison system
Review: Ai Weiwei’s latest innovative exhibition
A juxtaposition of the old and the new at Blenheim Palace
Review: Laurence Clark: Moments of Instant Regret
Rose Sykes find this Edinburgh Preview hilariously close to the bone
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The Spotify syndicate
We should be wary of Spotify's control over the music we listen to
‘Beneath the music from a farther room’
This potential for interaction between artist and audience is a phenomenon of the modern era
Strange creatures: monstrosity in Kafka’s ‘The Metamorphosis’
The world of literature is abundant with monsters: physical monsters, psychological monsters, benevolent monsters, evil monsters. However, there is hardly a monster as puzzling...
Should Philip Green have been named and shamed?
This follows Lord Hain naming Sir Philip Green in Parliament as the businessman accused of harassment
Why are you wearing a poppy?
Making Remembrance Day the default undermines its purpose
