An English student navigates a disorienting semester abroad.
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An ageing man reviews his life during a birthday celebration.
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A researcher’s day is transformed into a horror story when he recounts it to his boyfriend.
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Vincent Van Gogh, unlucky in love, perceives what others cannot.
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A steamy dance hall gets even hotter when a mysterious blaze breaks out.
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Romantic feelings and scamming on the brunch bill put a group of friends under strain.
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They’re closing this magic space of dust and light: the last nights, after months of fighting, of a Soho bar.
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A fashion photographer remembers her start in the business, in a story examining the nature of success, the illusions we believe in and the boundaries which we contain ourselves within.
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A retelling of the ancient myth of Ariadne, told in Ariadne’s own words. The stories whose endings we think we know so well are so rarely what really happened.
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This is an appeal against the decision of the Citizens’ Health Commissioner (‘the Commissioner’) to refuse to grant a licence under Section 20 of the British Rights Act (‘the Act’).
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A young man tries to adjust to his new life in London.
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That’s not my name, but I tell you it is. I have no idea why.
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“Even if you can’t recollect it, dying alters your perspective; you live a life less attached, more forward-looking. We’re all destined to die; it’s just that some have died already.”
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Here Lies Steven Fulton
Beloved Brother, Uncle, Friend
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A surreal exploration into nature and the toll of isolation, posing the question – what happens when we distance ourselves from our own bodies?
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A love story, as new waves of disease ravage the future
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“So you know, the theatre is haunted,” the bar back said.
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The simple story of a relationship between a woman and a man
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One night a towering monster with eyes of coal and claws of jet black rock and skin like the stony ground itself stumbles into a village.
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It is among the most hopeless of clichés, yet not without its certain bleak pointedness, to speak of time in a bar as having, in some way, stalled – the ...