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Die My Love: The Feral Nature of Women
Playing the character Grace, Jennifer Lawrence spends a lot of her time in Die My Love crawling around on the floor.
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Train Dreams (2025) Review
Sometimes it is the simplest of stories that have the greatest impact; a snapshot of life at a specific point in time, an inside look into a world…
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Spoken Word Poetry: Milk Teeth
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Del Toro's Frankenstein Review
When Mary Shelley was just eighteen years old she began writing Frankenstein; or The Modern Prometheus, for it to be published in 1818 two years later.
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Please Don't Fall In Love With AI
Over the summer, I listened to a brilliant podcast from Wondery called Flesh and Code, hosted by Suruthi Bala and Hannah Maguire (who are themselves…
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Short Story: Chloe's Collection of Bruises
Playing around with a short story first written years ago.
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It's Fine If Your Journal Is Boring
If you have read even one of my Write Here/Write Now posts then you’ve probably picked up on the fact that I have a tendency to overthink and so it will…
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Steve (2025) Review
Guess who’s been sobbing at films again?
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Your October Reading For Chills & Thrills
Tender is The Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica
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Happy (belated) National Poetry Day
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Too Complex
It took me an embarrassingly long time to accept that my life wasn’t a coming-of-age movie and that I wasn’t going to wake-up one day and find that the…
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The Art of Being Known
To nobody’s surprise, I have been overthinking again, and this time it involves Kafka — I’m insufferable, I know.
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I Want To Be Great
Do you ever notice yourself wrestling with your ego and it leaves you feeling like you might need to shower off some dirty version of yourself?
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