The way authors, and artists of all sorts, make a living has been a tricky problem to solve for centuries. The opportunities for plagiarism, illicit copies, and uncontrolled distribution, have made untangling the entire business…
Hello My lovelies Ok here we are part 2 of the Bocca di Lupo and Gelupo review. I split the review up because: Part 1 was pretty lengthy Gelupo is actually opposite the Bocca di…
For many people, when they think of healers it conjures up images of wise men and women or witch doctors from afar performing magical rites and spells. However healing therapies have become a popular way…
The Cliff (Hamarinn, 2009) a Nordic TV production from Iceland, centres on what was deemed to be Eurochannel’s most ambitious TV crime drama. Quintessentially a thriller buried in secrets, it is directed by Reynir Lyngdal…
The world’s going to end in a lot of different ways. Take your Apocalypse pick. If you’re a young and upcoming film director with a limited budget it’s going to be zombies. If you’re a…
My original plan for this article was going to be Zombies vs. Dragons. Commenting about why it is that zombies have risen (gettit?) to cultural supremacy while dragons languish in animated kids flicks. But then…
Thrillers are like any other genre. There are good thrillers, bad thrillers, average-ish thrillers. And there are truly excellent thrillers, the product of outstanding workman and craftsmanship. But thrillers, unlike the biopic genre, don’t get…
One of the great things about London is that you are never too far from a great museum or a beautiful house but the problem is that you might not know you are. So for…
In the Western world, the Ming dynasty is probably best known for its blue-and-white porcelain. However, what many of us might not know is that there is much more than porcelain behind this dynasty that…