Science & Technology

How to Rewrite a Memory

“Now if you’ll just look right here…”. A sudden flash. You blink, wig snatched, and Tommy Lee Jones fills the blank with a new story. Instead of an intergallactic crime, you’ve witnessed a gas leak or a flash of light refracted from Venus. The audience laughs, its absurd, just sci-fi gadgets. Except, there might be more truth to it than you would have expected.

Editors' note

Dear Readers,

In our last edition of the 2025/2026 season we present you with some of the ongoing wonders of the world. As you've probably realised, the times will always be awful but it is our discernment that may keep us above despair and anarchy.

In this light, please, immerse yourself in the cruel world of political dependence and child exploitation. Let yourself be humbled by the impending doom coming upon us at the hands of AI and its inhumane attempts to become the one with the people. And don't forget to enlighten yourself about the drama behind the vehicles of Formula 1.

When you get bored of the insights on egoistic scientists, sci-fi How-Tos and Harvard kids getting paid for doing nothing, don't forget to check out the next part of our original story – suspense incoming. And if even that doesn't suffice for your depleted attention span, we invite you to lose yourself in runway comebacks, some peculiar properties of language, and the age-old question of whether six hours of sleep is actually enough to survive any of it.

Thank you for reading.

The OG Journalism Club

Creative Writing

Under the Streets Part II

The mysterious man had been watching Leo for a while. He was at every one of his fights, always in the front row, observing. He was there when Leo went out for midnight snacks, or when he did his laundry. Always somewhere nearby, standing in the shadows, watching.