This is a list of all my reviews.
As August draws to a close both the Edinburgh and Camden Fringes begin to wrap up. I’ve never been to Edinburgh (it’s on my bucket list) but I’ve been attending the Camden Fringe since 2018. It is always an absolute treat as the shows are so varied and different you are bound to find something …
Hello everyone, Literature is a form of therapy for both reader and writer. If I’ve dedicate hours of my day for my writing, I’m happy. Writing is my zen, it’s my way to unwind. It’s escapism and this is the same for readers. They can escape from the real world and forget about their problems, …
I didn’t plan on reviewing Doctor Who: Flux. I hadn’t lost complete faith in the show but my enthusiasm had waned under Chibnall’s writing. I no longer consumed every behind the scenes segment and cast interview. I didn’t watch the trailer for Flux until it appeared on my phone on auto play and when Flux …
Hello everyone. This Spitfire Review will be breaking from the norm. This is the first time I have interviewed a musician on my website. I am a fan of the buskers on the Southbank of the Thames and through them I attend several music gigs in and around London. I first encountered Courtney busking in …
I am relentlessly curious about theatres in particular backstage. What is is like back there? Is it as glamorous as the rest of the theatre (that depends on the theatre in question) or it is basic? My only experience of working in the theatre was in my first year of university during my Writing for …
Despite it’s controversies (click here to hear more about them) I find the British Museum a wonderful and fascinating building and could wander around its many halls and galleries for days. In particular I love their Ancient Greece exhibition. I find the ancient Greek culture fascinating, their pantheon beautifully flawed and their stories and legends …
The first film I watched in 2020 was JoJo Rabbit, a comedy film based around a boy in the Hitler Youth at the tail end of Second World War. Johannes is a social outcast after an accident at his summer camp and has imaginary chats with Adolf Hitler to help him manoeuvre through his day. …
This Spitfire review is a little different to the others. Instead of reviewing one book I’ll be reviewing five, all of which are military themed. So this is a Spitfire Squadron review…. Despite the fact that my father used in the British Military and I loved playing games such as Call of Duty and Battlefield …
I love the Camden Fringe Festival. It’s cheaper than the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, it’s local (for me) and I always see high calibre shows. This year was no exception. Although I booked myself into nine shows, due to work commitments, I was only able to attend four. So to the five shows I booked but …
Hello all, When I published Empty Nights last year I published with an Indi publishing company called MommaShark Press which was founded by Jenai M. Marek. I’ve also worked with Jenai on the Write Up Our Alley YouTube channel which can be found in the tabs above. Jenai has just released her second novel in …