Travel Brochure for Fictional Locations
Several writers from The Edge give you brochures for the perfect fictional holiday destinations
Author Louise Chase
Louise Chase
Second-year archaeology & history student and Culture Editor 2019/20. Loves archery and Assassin's Creed, and still hoping to one day find the doorway to Narnia.
Total articles: 84
Songs to Lift Your Mood
The Edge’s best recommendations to lift your spirits this summer!
Closer to The Edge: Our Favourite LGBTQ+ Comedians
There are some pretty iconic comedians who identify themselves within the LGBTQ+ community. We at…
Nostalgic News – The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was released 5 years ago
Louise Chase celebrates the anniversary of this video game.
“We love that the game is never over for you”: An Interview with Iteration Games
Louise Chase sits down and chats with the studio behind Paper Pirates, Iteration Games
Closer to The Edge: Our Pride Playlist
Our writers highlight some of their top pride tunes
Podcasts to Lose Yourself In
Writers from the Edge give their recommendations for Podcasts to listen to this summer
Nostalgic News: Phineas and Ferb ended 5 years ago
Louise reminisces over one of her favourite childhood shows.
Closer To The Edge: Our Favourite Fictional Locations
Everyone has their favourite fictional place, and several writers from The Edge talk about theirs.
The Edge’s Recommendations for Self-Isolation Entertainment: Literature
Stuck for things to do in lockdown? Our Edge writers give some literature recommendations
Hidden Gem: Ghosts
Culture Editor Louise talks through the latest project from the Horrible Histories crew: the television show Ghosts
Closer To The Edge: Our Favourite Futuristic Literature
Several Edge writers sit down and discuss their favourite pieces of futuristic literature
On Edge: Anticipating The Last Of Us Part II
Seven years after The Last of Us was released, Culture Editor Louise tells us why we should be excited about its sequel: The Last of Us Part II
Notes on News: Ubisoft and its Gender Problem
Louise Chase looks into the backlash Ubisoft have received for the lack of female representation in their video games.