Justice Over Image: Lessons from the Post Office Scandal and Jack Reacher
Recent scandals involving the Post Office have appeared in the news and even in an ITV drama about the prioritisation […]
Reviews
Exploring the Magical Realms: A Journey into Adult Fantasy Fiction
Dive into ‘Accidental Immortal,’ a captivating portal fantasy that intertwines the desert mystique of ‘Dune’ with the interdimensional intrigue of ‘Stargate.’ Join Lynsey, a college student with an accidental AI companion, in an ancient Egyptian-inspired world. From invisible nomads to protective assassins, and a mission to save an intelligent alien dragon, this novel is a thrilling blend of history and science fiction, perfect for fans seeking a novel twist on their favorite themes.
Channel 4’s Gregg Wallace: The British Miracle Meat: A Review
Channel 4’s “Greg Wallace The British Miracle Meat” mockumentary turned an intriguing concept into a shocking twist. The anticipation for a scientific deep dive into lab-grown meat turned into a horrifying reveal of human flesh as the “Miracle Meat”. A frantic research, Twitter confirmations, and IMDb checks later, the show’s spoof nature is uncovered. The incident prompts concerns about media trustworthiness and viewer manipulation.
Diaries, journals, planners, date keepers or calendars?
It’s that time again. I’m up to my eyeballs in the next installment of diaries. Small, medium, and large, daily
‘LUCIFER’ SEASON 2: EPISODES 1-3 WHO IS ‘MUM’ AND IS SHE DANGEROUS?
It felt as if the wait would never end but finally Lucifer hit the small screens again at the end
Inside Out Movie Review
There are not many films my toddler will sit through, but Inside Out is one of them. Because my little
JUPITER ASCENDING REVIEW – WHY I LOVED IT
Warning my Jupiter ascending review will contain some spoilers (but they are not that bad). Having read and watched dozens
Holiday Review: Parkdean Holiday Park, Mullion
Summary Accommodation: 2 Stars Entertainment: 4 Stars Food: 4 Stars Overall: 3 Stars In the interests of full disclosure this
Book Review: Huw the Bard by Connie Jasperson
This book is like a good film, you can spend so long finding so-so stories that when you do find
Top 10 of the greatest books to read before you die – and they are free…
I’ve got my librarian’s hat on for this post. To celebrate the publication of my A Simpler Guide to Finding
A disappointing visit to see Santa at the Celtic Manor hotel, Newport
We went to see Santa the other day. All three of us set off an hour early, bundled together in
THE Carnegie Event
I have decided to repost some of my old blog posts from the distant past when I was working as
Just another school book fair
I have decided to repost some of my old blog posts from the distant past when I was working as
Living Social: The case of the Devilled Egg
Regular readers of my blog might have noticed that I have been on a few Living Social Events during my
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Book Review – A Crack in the line by Michael Lawrence
I have decided to repost some of my old blog posts from the distant past when I was working as
Living Social Deal: CSI Weekend – Who murdered the Lord?
Another great Living Social Deal attracted my friend to pester me with emails asking if I would like to go.
The Hunger Games (film/movie) Review by Ceri Clark
I have wanted to see a film version of the Hunger Games ever since I read the book as part
Living Social holiday, elements of amazing with a dash of disaster – the EPIC journey to Newquay
I probably should do a few more present day posts so this one is about my recent visit to Newquay.
The Woodcutter by Kate Danley
I read this book while holidaying in Cypress. I finished it in two days which is a reflection of how