Editor’s Note: Love, in All the Ways That Last

Welcome to 2026. I hope your year has begun with momentum, with clarity, with the quiet thrill of watching intentions turn into action. I hope you are already surprising yourself with your discipline, your softness, your courage. This is our first issue of the year, and it felt only right that it be devoted to Love. Not only the cinematic kind. Not only the candlelit dinners and carefully chosen notes. But the enduring, shaping, life altering kind. In this Love Issue, we explore affection as a practice rather than a performance. We look at what we nurture, what we protect, … Continue reading Editor’s Note: Love, in All the Ways That Last

On Friendship, Flourishing, and the Love Stories That Outlast Romance

Why True Friendships Are Essential to Love, Life, and the Soul of Our Communities There are forms of love that announce themselves loudly. They arrive with ceremony, spectacle, and promise. They are toasted at weddings, immortalised in cinema, and endlessly … Continue reading On Friendship, Flourishing, and the Love Stories That Outlast Romance

The AI Epoch: What 2026 Means for Tech, Medicine, Media, Fashion, Beauty and Culture

As we settle into 2026, it’s clear we’re living through one of the most rapid technological inflection points in modern history. Artificial intelligence once a speculative force on the periphery of science fiction and tech labs has become a central … Continue reading The AI Epoch: What 2026 Means for Tech, Medicine, Media, Fashion, Beauty and Culture

For Such A Time As This by Shani Akilah : A Necessary Chronicle of Black British Womanhood in Crisis and Becoming

There are books one enjoys and then there are books that feel urgently timed, emotionally incisive and spiritually arresting. For Such A Time As This by Shani Akilah belongs emphatically in the latter category. A four star read that I … Continue reading For Such A Time As This by Shani Akilah : A Necessary Chronicle of Black British Womanhood in Crisis and Becoming