Knowledge Lost has finally moved! The reason behind this was to have more control over content and design, as well as increase SEO. I was a little worried about moving, I thought I might have lost a bit of the readership or community, but it does look like the views are remaining strong. I’m yet to find out if the community will remain but I am confident. The...
Art
Tweet While normally I don’t write blog entries about myself, I feel inclined to share some experiences I’ve had recently that do link to the overall theme of this site. I was in Spain and France for a holiday, which was an experience in itself but there was a few cultural activities that were done Continue reading →
Culture
Tweet I wanted to do an overview of my first subject at university but I’m finding that very hard to do. The whole thing was on the concept of Truth and trying to understand how to think of things critically and determine what truth really is. My last post on the encyclopaedia was also a Continue reading →
Literature
Tweet I was reading a review the other day, when I saw them say “being a satire, I expected it to be funny” which, at the time, really annoyed me: I wanted to become that guy who replies with “I don’t think you get it”. The truth of the matter is I was someone that Continue reading →
Philosophy
Tweet Nowadays, the source of emotion and passion is considered to be the heart; poetically referring to the soul and physically tied to the feeling of love (increased heart rate & increased blood flow). Reading Lady Chatterley’s Lover, I’ve noticed DH Lawrence using the loins and bowels as the seat of emotion and passion, which Continue reading →
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Blogosphere Reading List
The great thing about blogging is the simple fact that there is so much you can learn from other bloggers. So as a thankyou to some of my favourite bloggers (as well as my problogger challenge for Day 7) I thought I would take some time and provide a list of some of my favourite blogs; Geek Upbringing – First of all I must give a mention to my wife’s...
My Lastest Opportunities
This may be a bit off topic, but I wanted to just give an update on all the exciting opportunities that have been coming my way. As many people know I have a music blog which I’ve haven’t been paying much attention to, but still try to maintain. Well a music publicist has gotten in contact with me, asking if I was interested in doing an interview of one of...
io9's 20 Science Fiction Novels that Will Change Your Life
I just stumbled across a list of 20 Science Fiction Novels that Will Change Your Life on the io9 blog. While I haven’t read all the books there are some great choices there and I thought I should share it with my readers as well. Whether you agree or not, this is an interesting list; Frankenstein (1818), by Mary Shelley The Time Machine (1895), by H.G....
Five Books That Changed My Life
As most of you may know, I never use to be much of a reader; it was only last year that I decided to discipline myself to read more. So I thought I might as well share with you five books that really had strong effects on me and my views on life. Markheim – This short story by Robert Louis Stevenson is definitely my favourite of his works I’ve read so far....
Write What You Know?
People say to write what you know, but what if your life is boring? Or what if the only think in your life that is interesting enough to write is an emotional and heart wrenching topic? This is something I’ve was thinking about all night last night. I know writing is a painful and emotional process for me, but as a writer am I willing to open old wounds and...
Did Pop Culture Destroy Literature?
Isn’t it interesting that in pop culture, we think we know icons like Dracula, Frankenstein, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. We know their basic story but until we read the books that made these characters famous, and then we realise that we have missed so much of the concepts and story. Frankenstein is referenced in countless movies but ia most commonly associated...
Thoughts from a Writing Historical Fiction Course
I just got back from a course on writing Historical Fiction and I got more out of it that I ever expected. Just basic ideas and thoughts are swimming in my head; I thought I will write through what was talked about with some ideas of writing exercises. Warming Up Before Writing This is something I’ve never really done but I can see that doing some exercises...
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