Pip Yed

Joined January 2021

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Hi, there! I’m Ayesha, but you can call me Pippa.

I’m an editorial associate who spends free time reading and writing avidly. For music collaborations, publication opportunities & general enquiries, please contact: [email protected]

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BOOK & ADAPTATION REVIEW: Normal People
Unless you’ve been living under a rock during the COVID-19 pandemic, there’s no way you could have avoided hearing of Sally Rooney’s highly acclaimed novel Normal People. Over the last few months, and particularly during the COVID-19 lockdown, all I’ve seen is rave reviews galore from eager readers when scrolling through ‘must-read’ lists on Goodreads, and excited hubbub about the BBC adaptation, which was released earlier in the lockdown period.
By Pip Yed3 years ago in Humans
TV SERIES REVIEW: The Boys (SEASONS 1&2)
**This review contains spoilers so please don’t read if you’re yet to watch!** The latest addition to my long list of “Films and TV Shows binged during the pandemic” is the Amazon Prime original “The Boys”. Now, I’ve wanted to watch this since I first got a glimpse at the promotional trailer more than a year ago. However, due to the disaster that was 2019 and various other pressing issues like post-thesis recovery and general “getting my life together”, I missed out on the initial hype and only got round to watching both seasons in the last week.
By Pip Yed3 years ago in Geeks
BOOK REVIEW: Joan Didion – The Year of Magical Thinking
In her younger years, Didion was a powerhouse who wrote for large publications such as Vogue whilst steadily building up a repertoire of her own non-fiction and fiction works, as well as collections of observant essays on the rapidly changing political and social cultures around her. She was renowned as a trailblazer for her progressive and reflective attitudes, as evidenced by her writing on the case of the Central Park Five. She examined the racial bias which contributed to the furore of the case and bluntly acknowledged the failures of parties involved, using her voice to address the injustices of her time.
By Pip Yed3 years ago in Geeks

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BOOK & ADAPTATION REVIEW: Normal People

TV SERIES REVIEW: The Boys (SEASONS 1&2)

BOOK REVIEW: Joan Didion – The Year of Magical Thinking

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