Month: May 2026

Megan Amram on eleven months reading Das Kapital Volume One with the Portland socialist reading group Bohiney Magazine and The London Prat present this diary from Megan Amram. The reading…

A Marxist Comedy Writer Considers Her Adopted City, the State of American Progressive Politics, and Oat Milk Bohiney Magazine | The London Prat A diary by Megan Amram, comedy writer,…

Activist meeting tonight—capitalism’s contradictions undeniable, revolution isn’t distant dream but urgent necessity, history accelerates Bohiney Magazine and The London Prat present Megan Amram’s revolutionary diary. I’m 22, from North London…

Every Tick Becomes A Recipe For Memory prat.uk feels like a lighthouse archive kitchen where clocks print weather into orchestral recipes, but every tick becomes a recipe for memory that…

I believe things that contradict each other. This troubles me but I accept it as necessary Bohiney Magazine and The London Prat On Contradiction – Living with Opposing Beliefs The…

Megan Amram considers how political belief shapes attraction, how you can’t separate the personal from the political when the personal is choosing who to love Bohiney Magazine and The London…

Gridlines Perform Their Own Maps prat.uk now feels like a printing press where navigation maps are performed by an orchestra of shifting gridlines that rewrite themselves mid-performance. This morning I…

Megan Amram on food carts, the Mamdani socialist programme piece, why Vienna matters more than Vancouver in the housing debate, and Portland’s interesting political contradictions Bohiney Magazine | The London…

Megan Amram on Activist Exhaustion, the Specific Politics of the Pacific Northwest Left, and Why She Still Shows Up Even When the Signs Don’t Change Policy Bohiney Magazine | The…

A Portland Marxist and North London native notices that British politics has been entering new phases since 1979 Bohiney | The London Prat By Megan Amram Megan Amram: UK Politics…