Tag: Books

  • Back to writing!

    Read about my new Australian speculative fiction novel which explores the growing effects of AI on our relationships and society. This is my latest project, and one I’ve been enjoying immensely. AI is here and we cannot stick our heads in the sand to ignore it. This novel looks at how AI can transform our society, for good and for…

  • Art of being seen

    Thoughts about the challenges of creating…

  • The Artist’s Curse

    You’ll never escape yourself in your work, no matter how hard you try, so what will you do next? Hint: act!

  • Journal 5: Focus for success

    Journal about how important it is to readjust your goals and focus on the things that will actually help you reach your dreams.

  • Journal 1

    Why I’m going to try journalling my life more…

  • Why I wrote a POC main character

    Why I wrote a woman of colour protagonist in my fantasy book ‘Tale of the Dragon Champion’ as a white woman.

  • No one hates like fans do

    Fans’ constant criticism of Star Wars, DC Comics, and Game of Thrones makes it difficult to enjoy these franchises. In this blog post I discuss how the negativity may stop studios from taking creative risks, and stops fans from being able to enjoy the content.

  • ‘House of the Dragon’ Season 2 Episode 3 review

    The latest episode marks the start of a dramatic season, with the Dance of the Dragons looming. Personal perspectives and political tensions come into play as key characters navigate complex relationships and power struggles. The episode sets the stage for an epic tragedy, urging viewers to embrace the unfolding story and consider the far-reaching consequences of each character’s actions.

  • Review: ‘The Kite Runner’ by Khaled Hosseini

    Read my review of Khaled Hosseini’s novel ‘The Kite Runner’. This review covers my thoughts on various events in the novel as well as a few points of analysis.

  • Who cares about book titles anyway?

    Book titles play a crucial role in attracting readers and shaping their expectations. By dissecting titles like “Beloved,” “Babel,” and “The Hunger Games,” we uncover deeper meanings and themes that enrich the reading experience.