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A Very Victorian Museum
“Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might; for there is no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the grave, whither thou goest.” […]
The lessons I learned from my first trip to a Korean Spa
Anyone who has ever visited a South Korean bathhouse can tell you that these are very different from your usual spas. For a start, everyone is naked! Try not to […]
The Best Camera in the World – and it’s in your pocket
There is a well-known saying in the field of photography: ‘the best camera is the one that’s with you’. Photographers love to boast about having the latest camera, and a […]
Sara Pascoe and the importance of open conversation
Sara Pascoe’s sophmore novel, titled “Sex, Power, Money” is a non-fiction publication focusing on how different dynamics affect the role of sex in modern society. Pascoe is a comedian who […]
Inkpot: Autumn
Autumn saunters in with her luscious leaves the colour of flame, stealing summer’s hot fame. Golden honey disappears from the sky: marigold, orange and a faint blushing red only left […]
Give it a read ‘Don’t sweat the small stuff’ by Richard Carlson.
Book Review: A Personal favourite of mine so far… I continually read biographies, autobiographies and self-help, a lot of the time non-fiction. These are books which grab […]
Presence
There is something about Him. Maybe it’s His eyes; those endless deep pools that hold the secrets of His past and the lurking darkness of His future. He is […]
The Last by Hanna Jameson – a startling look into what could be our future
“Maybe I was lucky, watching the end of the world online, instead of living it, reacting to an explosion or a siren announcing one.” Jon Keller is in a […]
Forbidden romance, vampires, and feminism- the history behind gothic fiction
Said to be one of the pioneers of gothic fiction, Ann Radcliffe published The Mysteries of Udolpho in 1794 and earned £500 from this publication. With The Mysteries of Udolpho, […]