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The Man in My Basement: Why Every Author Deserves a Second Chance

Posted on 21/03/2018 by cococatani

I first encountered the work of Walter Mosley when I was teaching a module on crime writing. Back then I… Read more The Man in My Basement: Why Every Author Deserves a Second Chance

Not Your Average Creature Feature: The Shape of Water (A Review)

Posted on 14/03/2018 by cococatani

Last Saturday I decided I was fed up with the rainy weather and my persistent cold and went to the… Read more Not Your Average Creature Feature: The Shape of Water (A Review)

Big Brother Is Watching You Already: An Overdue Review of Dave Eggers’ The Circle

Posted on 07/03/2018 by cococatani

When my brother knows a book I’m raving about, I know for sure I’m coming late to the party. Of… Read more Big Brother Is Watching You Already: An Overdue Review of Dave Eggers’ The Circle

Children’s Authors You Should Check Out – Even If You Can’t Read Dutch

Posted on 01/03/2018 by cococatani

With snow and ice interfering with everyone’s ability to get out and about, there’s never been a better excuse to… Read more Children’s Authors You Should Check Out – Even If You Can’t Read Dutch

Let’s Get Freaky: Five Great Horror Novels

Posted on 20/02/2018 by cococatani

To me horror has always been more than “scary stories” and I have little interest in novels or films that… Read more Let’s Get Freaky: Five Great Horror Novels

The Henry Rollins Travelling Slideshow: A Review. Sort of.

Posted on 15/02/2018 by cococatani

The queue was already snaking across the parking lot when I arrived. I had bought tickets for this event last… Read more The Henry Rollins Travelling Slideshow: A Review. Sort of.

“I Never Knew that Film Used to Be a Book!”

Posted on 08/02/2018 by cococatani

“I never knew that film used to be a book!” Any booklover will hear this statement from time to time,… Read more “I Never Knew that Film Used to Be a Book!”

How Watching Too Much TV Turned Me Into An Academic

Posted on 31/01/2018 by cococatani

According to my mum I used to be a proper TV junkie. Looking back I’m not surprised. The 1990s were… Read more How Watching Too Much TV Turned Me Into An Academic

A Light in the Darkness: Art as Experience

Posted on 23/01/201823/01/2018 by cococatani

Light feels like a luxury at this time of year. Nights are long, days are short and often grey. While… Read more A Light in the Darkness: Art as Experience

Five Songs For #BlueMonday

Posted on 15/01/201814/01/2018 by cococatani

It’s #BlueMonday, allegedly the most depressing day of the year, so here are five songs to cheer you up. #music #selfcare… Read more Five Songs For #BlueMonday

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