The Guardian • 14th March 2025 Experience: I moved in with my partner the day we met – now we’re married Four days after she arrived I thought: this is it. I bought an engagement ring
Time Out London • 14th March 2025 Troubled waters: is this the beginning of the end for London’s houseboat community? With hikes to licence costs and a recent commission into the British Waterways Act, the capital’s canals are at a crossroads. Time Out speaks to the city’s boaters to find out more
The Fence • 18th February 2025 The Priapic Princess Lauren Spencer will not reveal her OnlyFans subscriber count, but she will tell me she is in the top 0.3% in the world. At 52, Spencer has a unique calling card – she impersonates Diana, Princess of Wales.
Polyester • 30th May 2023 How Capitalism Robs Women of Having Hobbies — Polyester A piece about the ways in which capital stifles the enjoyment of hobbies and exploring multiple personalities for Polyester Zine.
Larder Magazine • 21st March 2024 Seoul food: London’s Little Korea New Malden is home to Europe’s densest population of Korean expatriates, with an eclectic culinary culture to boot. From bibimbap to bingsu, Caitlin Barr tours the ‘Little Korea’ that’s only a stone’s throw from Waterloo.
RAZZ • 17th July 2022 The Female Gaze in Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019) The Bechdel Test, named after its creator Alison Bechdel, aims to measure female representation in film via three criteria: the film must have two named female characters (1), who have a conversation with each other (2) about something other than a man (3). The fact that 60% of films surveyed in 2021 passed the test is hardly cause for celebration — the other 40% (a sizeable chunk!) did not meet the very simple conditions.