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Rouge by Mona Awad Review: Beauty Grief and the Horror Behind the Mirror
As someone who has worked in the beauty industry for most of my adult life, I know that there's something soothing about a skincare routine. The familiar order of cleanser, serum, moisturiser and oil can feel less like vanity than a small act of control. The promises printed on the bottles are wonderfully specific: brighter skin, softened lines, renewed firmness, visible transformation. Use this product for long enough and a better version of your face, and perhaps your life,
Sep 22


The Chateau on Sunset by Natasha Lester Review: A Feminist Jane Eyre Reimagining
Aria’s friendship with Calliope and Flitter gives this story its emotional depth. Their experiences expose the machinery beneath Hollywood’s dream factory, where beauty is treated as currency and a young woman’s career can depend upon how much of herself she's prepared, or pressured to surrender. Bob Ashenhurst, the self-appointed King of Hollywood, is the clearest face of that corruption. His power rests upon more than his own behaviour.
Aug 15


Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë - A four decade overdue re-read
Most love stories are built around longing, but I'm now realising, after a re-read from a teenager to a 56 year-old, that Wuthering Heights is actually built more around corrosion.
May 20
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