Libraries gave us power – Manic Street Preachers So far in this occasional series I’ve talked about how George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four …
Who is it that writes these days? We all send emails, text messages, tweets and status updates on social media and become …
Sometimes you do not really notice things you consistently say out loud until a friend or someone points it out to you. …
And What Do You Do? review If you were out drinking with your mates at any time in the 90s, this And …
Fragility behind the ego, impending death with a hint of optimism. Purple, the colour of creativity, skeletons behind the broken glass. The …
Sitting on a boat basking in the heat, the smell of diesel oil fused with the sun. The stillness of the water, …
Here we are again, looking for a target for all that stockpiled ordinance we have that’s sitting around not being useful and …
There has never been a better time to read Half of a Yellow Sun by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Not only because it …
The online landscape has been akin to the shifting sands of the desert in the days since the attacks in Paris. As …
I felt numb all over. Not this. Not again. Nothing original to say. Too many words getting thrown around elsewhere, why add …
Hard work is on the agenda. Hardworking is good. Hardworking families are apparently the best kind. Aspiration is the word of the …
