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12 Years A Slave (film review by Frank Ochieng).

On those rare, bold and special occasions cinema has a definitive way of capturing the historical hideousness of human despair

It isn’t just Man who is predisposed towards the value of fairness. A lot of animals and especially other primates

Reading Douglas Van Praet’s book ‘Unconscious Branding’, it didn’t take long to dawn on me that I’m mostly immune to

I don’t often come across very tiny paperbacks, but ‘Writers Rehab’ by D.B. Gilles is certainly one of them. The

One thing I was never sure about is whether the Winchester brothers would philosophise about their activities as hunters, eliminating

Although Penny Penniston’s book, ‘Talk The Talk: A Dialogue Workshop For Scriptwriters’, is primarily designed for writers of stage and

Space ISN’T the final frontier. Hello everyone Read the opening line very carefully. It is the antithesis of the

Dear Sir I wish to thank you for accepting my story for publication. However, as I have rejected the quality

‘Narrow, suspicious, mean, self-reliant, pig-headed, but generally honourable and as good as their word.’ This quote from ‘The Unprivileged’ by

Kyle William Bishop is an Associate Professor of English at Southern Utah University in the USA. ‘American Zombie Gothic’ is