I read an interesting post on HONY which I shared on my Facebook page. A gentleman is explaining that quality art comes from the dark and pining minds of people who feel they don’t belong in their artistic community. He expresses that being called an artist was the worst thing anyone could have said to … Continue reading Always a Student

Disney is getting better and better at making my husband cry. He tightens his hand on mine, as though trying to comfort me however I realise it’s his way of trying to hold it in. As we left the cinema, he laughed commenting ‘Dammit Disney, why?’ Since the visually stunning trailer including Of Monsters and … Continue reading Review: The Good Dinosaur

For the past year or so I have felt like an utter husk, plodding along through life, not not achieving anything, but nothing that feels to be ‘heading in the right path’, or whatever that means. I’m a do what you love person, and for some inexcusable reason, I couldn’t find the passion to do … Continue reading January’s Gone

   Bram Stoker, Dracula, London, Harper, 2009 Edition, 464p. Obviously this book is a classic; therefore I doubt my review means anything. For goodness sake, it’s DRACULA. It’s like me telling Imelda Marcos where she could buy a good pair of heels.    Yet in the times where we’re dripping in vampire fever, and vampires … Continue reading Review by a peasant: Bram Stoker’s Dracula