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Autumn has officially begun, so here are some things to do this autumn to help you de-stress and enjoy the season. We are now well into autumn and already halfway through October. This time of year is one I always look forward to, but I know for some people, the darker days and colder weather can be challenging. Especially when school picks back up again, or the workload increases in the run-up to Christmas. But as someone who tries to enjoy autumn to the fullest, I thought I

Saturday, 10th October, 2026, is World Mental Health Day and I'm sharing some reasons why reading is a hobby we should all enjoy because of the positive impact it can have on our health. World Mental Health Day is this Saturday. For 2026, the theme is 'Lived experiences heard: real voice, real change'. The purpose of this theme is to reiterate the importance of conversation. Speaking to others about your experiences and hearing them discuss their own can be incredibly powerfu

We're officially in autumn, which means that we're heading into the final quarter of the year, so here is my reading review of Q3 2026. Continuing my reading review series, I'm back with a reading review for Q3 of 2026, where I talk about all the books I read in the third quarter of the year. Q3 was a busy quarter for me, and it meant I didn't read as many books compared to the first two quarters of the year. However, I did manage to reach my reading goal and make some progre

Wembley hosted the first Union Jack Classic on September 19th, bringing college football to London for the first time as the Arizona State Sun Devils faced the Kansas Jayhawks. If you know me, you will know that I am a huge American Football fan. Alongside my love of F1, my dad got me into the NFL, but until last Saturday, I had never actually been to an American Football game. Flying to America to see a game has never been possible, and the London NFL games have always been

The 'ber months are here, and with the weather turning colder, here are some Dark Academia books to add to your autumn TBR. A genre of fiction that I've tried to read more of this year is Dark Academia. I'd heard of the term 'Dark Academia' before, but I had never really explored novels within the genre. However, after specialising in Dark Academia literature for the final year of my undergraduate degree, I wanted to read more books that were marketed as Dark Academia fiction