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Fire Ice, Methane Hydrate
Thereza Guevarra / 2017-08-12
Its already more than a year since countries like Japan and China started to study this new interesting part of nature, Methane Hydrate, that if didn’t use correctly may also destroy the ... More
A Game of Thrones by G.R.R. Martin
Adrian McCauley / 2017-08-20
Martin crafts a complex and exhilarating story that leaves you breathless and yearning for more.
A Game of Thrones (A Song of Ice and Fire Book One) was first published in 1996 to relative s... More
Fire & Ice and Warcraft 3
/ 2017-10-16
Fire & Ice is currently available on Amazon Prime. In case you’re unfamiliar with it, it’s a 1983 fantasy flick animated by none other than Frank Frazetta. If you’re a pulp... More
Writing Prompt: Pacing
/ 2017-10-07
Photo by Fabrizio Verrecchia
When I’m reading fiction, pacing is everything. It’s because I see literature as a dance. The author takes the lead. The reader follows. The sentences wind and, hope... More
Richmond WW1 Diary 13 May 1917
/ 2017-05-13
London bus drivers strike |
In May 1917, Richmond was affected by the London-wide strike by bus drivers.
Unrest had been growing as the war dragged on and wages failed to keep pace with the ris... More
The Radium Girls by Kate Moore
marysreadallaboutit / 2017-10-31
This was another fascinating book one of my book groups discussed. It is a shocking, non-fiction book about the women who worked in the factories that produced radium watch dials during World... More
Remembrance Day
schoolhistorian / 2017-11-12
Today, along with the rest of the country, the School will mark the sacrifice made by those who have given their lives in war. A poppy wreath will be laid after a service in the Chapel and The L... More
Every Day Review
fictionfalconblog / 2018-01-23
Round 2 of my 2018 book reviews! Recently when I was watching YouTube, an ad for the movie of Every Day played before my video, and I thought it looked interesting so I picked an ebook from the... More
Lilacs&Libations
/ 2017-06-06
Lilacs is one of those scents that I really love, and it is so linked to the early days of summer. I have smelled many perfumes with lilac (it feels like) but only En passant from Frederic Mall... More