Sartre’s Nausea: No More Adventures
Nausea, by French writer and philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre, is without question, an existentialist masterpiece. A poignant and incisive analysis of … Read more
5 Ways Reading Can Make You a Better Person
Reading is one of the greatest joys in life. There are few things better than relaxing in the sun with … Read more
Why Referencing is Important for Academic Writing
When it comes to citations in academic writing, for many students this is the least favorite and the most dispiriting … Read more
Most Common Mistakes New Indie Authors Make
Oodles of newcomers to the self-publishing world wonder what they must do to achieve their ambitions. They ask around for … Read more
Walden: Reflections by the Pond
“Our life is frittered away by detail, simplify, simplify“ Henry David Thoreau While never having been out of fashion, so … Read more
The Importance of Clara Zetkin for International Women’s Day
In the olden days, people used to say we live in a man’s world. However, this is seldom spoken today … Read more
WGA Removes Video Game Writing Category
Is the WGA Wrong? The Writer’s Guild of America has made an offical decision to remove the game writing category … Read more
Welcome to the Instagram ‘Hashtag Library’
Given the serious obsession the general public has with social media, Instagram can become the primary method of wasting time … Read more
Harry Potter Books Set Ablaze by Polish Catholic Priests Who Condemn Magic
Update: SMS From Heaven removed the book burning pictures from its Facebook page. However, you can still take a look … Read more
Digital Publications May Soon be Exempt from VAT in the UK
Print books will probably never go out of style but it’s no secret that their digital counterparts are becoming an … Read more