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5 Ways You Can Support Ethical Fashion Without Spending a Penny

Whenever discussions around sustainable and ethical consumption happen, they inevitably come around to the topic of inaccessibility and the...

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Happy 10th Birthday Another Ranting Reader!

Tuesday, 13 May 2025

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On 11th May 2015, I published my first blog post here on Another Ranting Reader. A 15-year-old schoolgirl who had moved to England from Wales barely 8 months before. My confidence was knocked, I felt like the odd one out in most situations, especially at school, where I felt like an intruder in...
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8 Book Recommendations from My Recent Reads

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Friday, 26 July 2024

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2024 has been such a joyful reading year for me so far. I’ve read so many fun books but also some masterful ones. For some reason I read more than usual in June and had a great time with all the books I read. So, I thought I’d take some time to discuss them all here! I would love to hear your thoughts...
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5 Books to Read Instead of Watching Eurovision 2024 🇵🇸

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Friday, 3 May 2024

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I love Eurovision - I normally watch it either with family or friends. But this year, like thousands (if not millions) of others, I will not be tuning in due to the hypocrisy of Eurovision refusing the ban Israel from participating despite their continued bombardment of and genocide in Gaza while rightfully...
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5 Great Introductory Books to Intersectional Feminism

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Friday, 29 March 2024

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Feminism is a big topic. There’s so much more to it than ‘women should be equal to men’. That’s simply because inequality and injustice manifests in a huge variety of different ways. I’ve spent a lot of time over the years reading, researching, and listening to feminists from all kinds of different...
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Why We Can’t Have a Green Economy Without Well-Paid Bus Drivers

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Friday, 15 March 2024

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This article was first written in November 2023, commissioned by a publication to discuss the connection between the Go North East bus strike and a sustainable economy. In the end it wasn’t published due to the strike ending earlier than expected (which is a win!). Although the strike ended some issues...
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