Not much to say really. I'm a 18-year-old male from Wales, UK. I'm into most music except rap, R and B, hip-hip, dance etc. I play bass guitar, have been since May 2006 and i basically enjoy the usual joys of teenage life. I love reading, Terry Pratchett being my favourite author, and I enjoy creative writing. I've been working on-and-off on a novel for the past year or so but recently lost a lot of the work but I still have hope of it being in storage. But for now, that's all the info I'm giving on my amazing jet set life as I'm stumped for words...writers block would ya believe?!

My life starts in 2009 and is currently living in Elko, Nevada. No, I haven't lost my mind, its just that the most amazing girl ever (the one i love funnily enough) lives there and im gonna move in with her in 2009

snottiscotti@hotmail.com

My passion is ...

Photography, im doing my diploma at the moment. Also my passion is....KIWI!

I know too much about ...

Useless facts and info

My parents always told me ...

to go play with traffic

My childhood ambition ...

To catch "Santa" and to be an ice-cream man

My favorite memory ...

Camping with my mates and listening to jack johnson at sunset on the beach

Why I write ...

Enjoy entertaining people and making them laugh

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Listening to my random playlist of around 3000 songs

My first job ...

Cyber Cafe Employee

My best moment ...

Hearing my examiner say "Im pleased to say you have passed your driving test". Its in the top 10 anyway

My inspiration ...

Terry Pratchett and Steven King...I'll be some sort of weird hybrid

Arts & Humanities > British Literature Book reviews: Regeneration, by Pat Barker

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There has been much speculation that Barker is expressing her hatred of WW1 in Regeneration and is wholly against it. This I agree with. Barker revolves the book around real and fictional characters in Regeneration and the common theme is how each person has been directly, or indirectly, affected by the war. Also, the majority of the novel is set in a psychiatric hospital treating war effects.

As I have already said, many of the characters in the novel have in some way been affected by the war. Burns, for example, cannot eat. Burns had landed on a decomposing German corpse and its rott...

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