Vicky Spratt

Reproductive autonomy as we know it today began on October 15, 1951 with a Mexican wild yam root. Carl Djerassi, PhD, (also known as the father of the pill

On the day that the scale of the coronavirus crisis hit me, I was at the Department of Health. It was early in the morning and I was there for a breakfast

I’m sitting in my local Turkish restaurant after a long Monday at work. I’ve just been to a gruelling gym class with the only one of my friends who wil

Jane Austen is now so dead that she’s on a banknote. And yet, two centuries since she died, society’s attempts to write the endings of single w

In certain schools of psychoanalysis, namely that of Sigmund Freud, dreams are considered to be a snapshot of our unconscious desires. As he saw it, while

Earlier this year Twitter’s CEO Jack Dorsey asked his 4.19 million followers a question: Been playing with fasting for some time. I do a 22 hour fast dai

Lydia* was working as a baby creative in advertising when she encountered her first unnecessarily elaborate out of office message from a colleague. New to