Why I Love Writing about Ancient History and How it Inspired Me to Write ‘Lord of the Twin Lands’
For a blog that is ostensibly about writing, I almost never write about writing. In fact, I think I’ve only […]
Category: Culture
Deleting Facebook in Political Protest is Counterproductive and Won’t Recover Your Data
Those of you who have read my blog at all will know that I’ve written about internet privacy a few […]
How to Stop Binge Watching TV and Reclaim Your Life
A while back, I wrote a post about binge watching TV. At that time, I had mostly stopped, but the […]
How Writing About Video Games Less Has Allowed Me to Enjoy Video Games More
A while back, I wrote a post about my journey of writing about video games. Back when I was in […]
Why Awards Are Important in Entertainment
In the entertainment industry, there’s a reason why awards are important. Awards shows like the Oscars or the Emmys signify […]
Rock Band and Friendship: What Holds us Together
It takes four to form a Rock Band – guitar, bass, vocals and drums – and back then, we had four. After […]
You Can’t Travel to Find Yourself: Why There’s No Meaning in Travel
I’m a firm believer in travel as a lifestyle choice. But it certainly isn’t going to make you happier. In […]
What I Learned and Experienced in a Month in Seoul
Seoul is a huge city but quite intimate. Each district feels like a neighborhood, a small ward in a city […]
Daisy Fitzroy: The Killer in Me Is the Killer in You
About halfway through Booker DeWitt’s sprawling adventures through Columbia , Bioshock Infinite takes a controversial narrative thrust, one that defines its Infinite moniker. […]
The Story of Milo Yiannopoulos and a Sarah Lawrence Alumni
By now, most of you have read the Buzzfeed report regarding Milo Yiannopoulos getting stories for Brietbart from sympathetic liberal journalists. […]