Articles by Mia de Graaf
Muse Editor (2010/11)
Mia has written 47 articles for Nouse
Dignified Dysmorphia
Polly Borland photographs adults as transvestite babies, and Berlusconi. But what is it all about?
Emmy the Great
Emma-Lee Moss is notoriously penickety. Interviews often betray a persistent character, contesting definitions, questioning questions, and assuring you’ve got every last bit of info she has to give. This interview wasn’t a whole lot different
Fresh Meat
Award winning screenwriter Sam Bain talks to Mia de Graaf about the comedy of Freshers in new Channel 4 show Fresh Meat
Will Self
Novelist, hack and a national favorite for political comedy, yet Will Self remains entirely independent. He talks to Mia de Graaf about life out side the bubble
Arts at York
Nouse has compiled a taster of some societies to watch out for – find them and many more at Freshers’ Fair and sign up for your year-long Arts fix
Edinburgh Fringe ’11: Where to eat
Whether you’re performing or watching, the Fringe is a big one, and cafes will feel like a godsend in between shows. Mia de Graaf gives you her pick of pizza places, chocolate soup cafes, and hog roast rolls in Edinburgh this year
![Lucian Freud: Self Portrait, Reflection [2002]. Image: freeparking via Flickr](http://www.nouse.co.uk/wp-content/article_images/body/2011/07/2130689122_8bf0ff4f65_o1.jpg-165-cropped "Lucian Freud: Self Portrait, Reflection [2002]. Image: freeparking via Flickr")
Lucian Freud dies aged 88
Celebrated German-British artist Lucian Freud has died aged 88 in his London home
Not seen. Not heard.
With the the first UN-recognised International Widows Day on Thursday 23rd June, Mia de Graaf investigates the invisible existence of the world’s women in mourning
Highlights of Hay Literary Festival
Gilbert & George, Taryn Simon & Simon Baker, and Rob Lowe
Spanish Left reels following defeat
With the results of Spain’s regional elections last month showing the Spanish Socialist Worker’s Party (PSOE) endure its most dramatic defeat since the 1970s, it is now taken for granted that they will suffer an equal fate in next year’s general election, scheduled for March.
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