Train Dreams review: a quiet tale of enduring power
Bentley’s adaptation of Denis Johnson’s novella lets Joel Edgerton carry a story of grief, solitude and survival told in hushed, resonant rhythms.
Populist Insurgency Movement ‘WeCan’ Admits: We Can’t
Facing huge bills and growing apathy, Ravengate’s populist insurgency movement WeCan has disbanded, with organisers admitting, “We actually can’t.”
How Western storytelling changed with us
How shifting from communal tales to individual heroes reshaped our sense of magic, selfhood and what a story is even for.
9 things Western storytelling never warned you about
Discover how non-Western story traditions – cyclical, communal and porous – can expand your writing beyond the usual linear arc.
Why stories are the glue that holds us together
From fireside myths to modern fiction, stories helped us survive by teaching empathy, choices, consequences and how to live as a group.