The beaches of the Greek island of Rhodes, the coast of France and the coffee shops of Nice accompanied my summer this year. Oh, as did some books.

Because it’s the thing in my life that is entirely my own.

A review of Soho’s Bubala.

Two generations of girls.

A different take on Jean-Paul Sartre.

C S Lewis, who wrote the childhood classic I loved, The Chronicles Of Narnia, once wrote, ‘You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me.’

Review of Oscar-nominated film Poor Things starring Emma Stone.

Thoughts on feminism, sexuality and Sofia Coppola’s Priscilla.

What is the point of art?

Our own version of Eat, Pray, Love.

Our Editor-in-Chief reflects on leaving Morocco.

A whistle-stop tour of the best the Red City has to offer.

Erin Deborah reviews ‘Agatha’ by Florence Howard.

The colour of each Moroccan city holds its charm, Erin Deborah writes.

The beauty of Tangiers, by Erin Deborah Waks.

How an art gallery can be a taste of home when abroad.

The Call to Prayer in Morocco is a reminder of the importance religion can play.

Editor Erin reviews Best of Enemies on London’s West End.

Read the latest review on feature film Rye Lane.