by Hannah Hateley | Jun 2, 2026 | Relics
The Pendle Witch trials carry a dark history telling a common story of what humans are capable of doing to each other because of their differences. Today, the memory of the witches still lives on in different ways, becoming a kind of legend about witches. But does...
by Jasmine Pegg | Jun 2, 2026 | Memento Mainstream
Most games treat death as failure, punishment, or a way to learn. Players often die hundreds of times in games like Dark Souls, memorising patterns to improve with every attempt. But some games approach death very differently. Through child protagonists and youthful...
by Jasmine Pegg | Jun 1, 2026 | Mind & Mortality
As death remains life’s biggest mystery, it’s no wonder that philosophers across time have attempted to rationalise the inevitable. Some see it as nothing to fear, others view it as the source of life’s meaning, a teacher, or even a doorway into...
by Poppy Rae Wilson | Jun 1, 2026 | Dissect, Relics
Gothic literature romanticises the tragic, but nearly an entire family wiped out through illness and poor living conditions inherent to the time might be taking it too far. Add contaminated water into the mix, well… An expected niche I found myself in a few...
by Thomas Booth | May 29, 2026 | Living Proof
The passage from life to death is the most defining and terrifying journey of our lives. A journey which can be extremely hard to understand, and even harder to surrender to. Music-thanatologists offer us a form of music made to ease the mind, body and soul before we...
