The First Date
The First Date: A short story. Imagining romance in the quarantines of the future.
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Catriona Inglis
The Invisible Woman
“She was wearing TV face with the emotion: ‘cheerful’”. Catriona Inglis reflects on a future.
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Endings: A Eulogy
A third year’s reflections on the missed memories of their final term at Durham.
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Review: ‘Blue Room’
Catriona Inglis reviews the new psychological thriller ‘Blue Room’, written by Alexander Cohen.
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Review: ‘Company’
Catriona Inglis has mixed feelings about DULOG’s production of ‘Company’.
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Durham Book Festival: an evening with Roger McGough
‘I spent the majority of the event laughing and I think that is essential for the success of contemporary poetry’ Catriona Inglis discusses her evening with Roger McGough at Durham Book Festival.
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Abolishing Oxbridge will not improve social mobility
Catriona Inglis argues that blaming Oxbridge for a lack of social mobility in the U.K. ignores the role of private schools and oversimplifies the issue.
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‘I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change’ review: ‘lively, animated, and full of laughs’
Catriona Inglis enjoys a night of quick-witted musical numbers at Ushaw College.
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What does creative writing mean to me?
Catriona Inglis explores her relationship with writing since childhood.
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Things that go bump in the night: A guide to the ghosts of Durham
‘On All Hallows’ Eve, what better way to get you in that festive haunting spirit than a breakdown of some of the spookiest spots in Durham?’ Catriona Inglis takes us on a guided tour of Durham’s ghostly legends at the scariest time of the year.
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