Wednesday, 7 July 2010

July Extras

Recently published on Lucid Magazine:


'In the Middle Ages books were rare, and so was honesty. A book, it was said, was worth as much as a farm; unlike a farm, it was portable property that could easily be purloined. Books, therefore, were kept under lock and key.’

Canon B H Streeter, The Chained Library, 1931














Lucy Graham visits an English chained library with a centuries old tradtion that remains in place today.

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Ghana's Black Stars were the most successful African team in South Africa. Athena Kugblenu reviews Football Fables, a Baff Akoto documentary that sheds light on the background of the youngest team in the 2010 World Cup.





Tuesday, 4 May 2010

Lucid Magazine May Update







Welcome to Lucid Magazine's May Update

Our Special Focus this edition is Broken Britain. We're nation of pansies and NEETs. Discuss. Read our take on the state of the nation today.

The future's orange? Read James Willsher's take on Nick Clegg and the televised revolution.

Sylvia Arthur meets former Time 100 alum Ayaan Hirsi Ali to talk about Islam, feminism and living in exile.

Athena Kugblenu takes a theoretical look at Britain and it's search for an identity.

James Willsher takes a fresh look at The Lady, discussing the rebirth of a British institution.


Here's to enlightened reading

Lucid Magazine

Saturday, 27 March 2010

Pre-prayer ablutions at Eminonu Mosque

I love this photo, taken on a recent trip to Istanbul. The little boy on the left wanted to copy the adult men and wash his feet too but quickly got fed up and decided to watch instead.

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