text by Maria Szafrańska-Chmielarz Nowadays, Singapore is mostly known as one of the Asian Tigers – a modern economic power that inspires awe with its futuristic buildings and clean streets. Singapore’s history, however, is much more complex and marked by colonialism, occupation, immigration and inequality. As a member of QAQV who got a chance to […]
text by Lucyna Krawczyk-Żywko A few months ago, I told a group of students I didn’t understand the hate the latest adaptation of Wuthering Hights received. I don’t think I was prepared for the reaction. A few weeks later some of them were disappointed with The Bride! and I stared waiting for an opportunity to […]
text by Emma Woodhouse My current project is a non-fiction book, Witches and Witchcraft in Victorian Britain, which will be published by Pen and Sword Books in April 2027. My overarching research interest is Victorian working-class women’s lives, particularly those who have been overlooked. My initial interest in witchcraft belief in Victorian Britain was ignited […]
