Month: January 2025

Why relics of the past can captivate you, your whole life I grew up in a suburb of Plymouth. This neighborhood was what you might call “punchy”—the kind of place where you could get punched in the face by a passerby for seemingly no reason. But that was probably as bad as it got, aside […]

I wasn’t sure when the last day of school was. I could have asked my mum or a teacher, but they either didn’t know or didn’t care. Learning all I could about Picasso and his masterpiece Guernica with a mid-level art grade seemed enough. Either way, those grades weren’t required for my first job as a warehouse […]