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23 year old UK based writer with a BA in English and a MA in Creative and Critical Writing.

Also writes on Constant Content.

Passionate about literature, writing, and publishing.

Currently trying to adjust to living in the countryside, finish several novels,

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Religion & Spirituality > Pagan & Earth-Based Religions Paganism and mainstream culture: 1 of 1
Despite many modern Western societies being a melting pot of various cultures and ethnicities, there remains a distinctive and easily identifiable main stream culture. In countries such as America and Britain (more so in the US than the UK) this mainstream culture is often religiously dominated by Christianity and its multip... More..
Arts & Humanities > British Authors Book reviews: Savage Tide, by Glenn Chandler: 1 of 1
Brutal murders, a tortured detective, fragile relationships, drug taking and hedonistic excess, and all in Britain's gay capital. Welcome to 'Savage Tide'. 'Savage Tide' (2003) is Glenn Chandler's detective story set in the sea side city of Brighton in Britain. Set amid the alternative lifestyles and gay culture of the colou... More..
Hobbies & Games > Role Playing & War Games Role playing computer game reviews: Furcadia: 1 of 1
Furcadia is a strange combination of chat room and online game officially known as a MMOSG or Massively Multiplayer Online Social Game, and is apparently the longest running of its kind. Furcadia is based in a strange and malleable fantasy realm populated by anthropomorphic animals (or animals that walk and talk like humans,... More..
Entertainment > TV Show Reviews TV show reviews: Last Man Standing: 1 of 1
'Last Man Standing - Six Intrepid Athletes. Eight Ancient Sporting Festivals. One Victor.'* Last Man Standing is a TV show currently airing on BBC 2 in Britain. Last Man Standing takes six British and American athletes from a variety of backgrounds and sends these western adventurers around the globe to some of the planet's ... More..
Arts & Humanities > Horror, Mystery & Suspense Book reviews: Bloodsucking Fiends, by Christopher Moore: 1 of 1
'Bloodsucking Fiends' by Christopher Moore is one of those rare books that can appeal to readers across the genres. Whether your preference is for comedy, horror, or modern fantasy, 'Bloodsucking Fiends' is a novel that will delight and entertain. 'Bloodsucking Fiends' is the story of a dysfunctional young woman called Jody ... More..
Arts & Humanities > Writing Resources The best creative writing courses in the UK: 1 of 1
The Creative and Critical Writing MA at Sussex University is a unique and original creative writing course, one that may well be the best creative writing course currently available in the UK. While many universities and colleges, not to mention sixth forms and distance learning courses, offer creative writing courses that a... More..
Travel > United Kingdom Travel destinations: Tenterden, Kent, England: 1 of 1
Tenterden in Kent is a picturesque little town situated on the edge of the Weald, and a lovely place to visit while on holiday in Kent and the South East of England. Steeped in Kentish history, Tenterden takes its name from the Old English "Tenet Waraden", which translates as the clearing (the forest of the Weald used to cov... More..
Arts & Humanities > Literature (Other) Book reviews: Introduction to Literature, Criticism and Theory, by Andrew Bennett and Nicholas Royle: 1 of 1
'Introduction to: Literature, Criticism and Theory' by Andrew Bennet and Nicholas Royle is one of those rarest of books, a guide to literary theory and criticism that is both accessible, comprehensive and indispensable. Aimed at those just starting college, sixth form, or university level education this book serves as a comp... More..
Computers & Technology > Website Reviews Myspace group reviews: Hardcore Christians - living hardcore: 1 of 1
Myspace.com Groups is a section of the massively popular social networking site that consists of self sufficient forums where like minded individuals can share and debate, chat and interact, with their virtual fellows. Each individual group has its own homepage which often features an introduction to the goals of the group a... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Pagan & Earth-Based Religions Online group review: Myspace.com, Sage Circle: 1 of 1
Myspace.com Groups is a section of the massively popular social networking site that consists of self sufficient forums where like minded individuals can share and debate, chat and interact, with their virtual fellows. The groups are divided into interest categories, ranging from anything from sport to religion. Within each ... More..