Rebecca Winson
Life: Edited
Thanks to social networks, it has never been easier to see ‘real life’ as a constantly edited process. What impact does our ability to edit life have on our actually living it?
My Signature Dish: Blondies
Sweet, pale and interesting with a chilli kick; perfect to pack in your lunchbox at this time of year: sweet and filling but too peppery to be really stodgy…
Scootercaffe – London
Get there while you can, and experience one of the only places in central London which still has genuine soul.
Make It: Christmas Presents
Running in Heels is here to show you a way you can lavish armfuls of gifts on your nearest and dearest without breaking the bank…
Review: Costume Jewellery – Judith Miller
From Chanel to the suffragettes, Costume Jewellery is hardly just a coffee table tome; it’s a fascinating look at history, art and design.
No Way Out – London
Young theatre company En Face’s brilliant production of Sartre’s No Way Out delivers a short, sharp shock of emotion.
Elegy for the Paperback?
The eBook is here to stay, and the humble, dog-eared paperback is no more. But why should we actually care?
Review: Hix Oyster & Chop House – Mark Hix
Mark Hix’s lively, enthusiastic approach to food shines through in his writing, and his eagerness to spread the word makes him a clear and concise teacher.
Who’s Best For You?
Unsure of who will be getting your vote? We take a look at the main parties’ records and promises on women’s issues.
Women and the Election: The X Appeal
When did newspaper editors decide that dress colour was a more important election issue than regional rape centres?
