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8 Instances When Comic Books Were Inspired by Classic Literature
Comic books often end up overlooked as examples of serious storytelling. Yet a lot of the stories that make it to those colourful pages draw their inspiration from the world's most esteemed pieces of prose. So here are a few examples of the connection between these grand worlds of fiction.
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Nova (A Poem From the Remnants of a Star)
A poem that I wrote very quickly upon hearing the (then) new Norma Jean single [Mind over Mind]. I love it when inspiration strikes and refuses to let go until you've squeezed the juices out of its fruit, and thus I have always enjoyed this piece a lot.
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Individuality: The Art of Being Different (Part 4)
During my time at University, a Philosophy professor of ours would give his students a very special assignment in their final year - their own, personal Manifesto on any issue they deemed fit. To this day, this remains of my favourite works. So here it is again, revised and still kicking.
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5 Notable Champions of the Minimalist Writing Style
A look at 5 modern writers who pioneered the art of concision and literary minimalism.
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Top 8 "Beginner-Friendly" Guitarists
This article explores eight guitarists that any novice guitar player can look to for wisdom and inspiration.
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Fixer Upper (A Short Story)
Fixer Upper is one of my earliest short stories, and one that I had once submitted to a Flash Fiction competition. It remains to be my only attempt at a story of its kind, but it's an honest one nonetheless, and thus, after rediscovering it, I decided that it should see the light of day.
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Five Simple Tips to Conquer the Fear of the Blank Page
Just a few arbitrary tips on how to face the blank page and come out on top.
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Turn That Noise Off: A Brief Exploration of ‘Genre Diversity’ in Contemporary Musical Culture.
In this curt essay, we take a brief look at the social ostracism and ridicule that may come with the territory of appreciating a particular musiclal genre and its sub-categories.Focusing on the stylistic directions of contemporary Metal, we explore the phenomenon of 'elistism' and its consequences.
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How to Review a Live Concert
A music journalist's inside tips on how to review a live concert and how to write a gig review. Learn how to get in, what to bring, and what can go wrong.
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Individuality: The Art of Being Different (Part 3)
During my time at University, a Philosophy professor of ours would give his students a very special assignment in their final year - their own, personal Manifesto on any issue they deemed fit. To this day, this remains of my favourite works. So here it is again, revised and still kicking.
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How to Write an Album Review
This brief album-reviewing guide by a music journalist provides thoughtful insight for those who want to improve their music-critiquing skills.
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Individuality: The Art of Being Different (Part 2)
During my time at University, a Philosophy professor of ours would give his students a very special assignment in their final year - their own, personal Manifesto on any issue they deemed fit. To this day, this remains of my favourite works. So here it is again, revised and still kicking.
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How to Interview a Professional Musician
What happens when you actually have to sit and talk with a musician about their craft? Here are some tips on how to handle an interview with a musician.
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Individuality: The Art of Being Different
During my time at University, a Philosophy professor of ours would give his students a very special assignment in their final year - their own, personal Manifesto on any issue they deemed fit. To this day, this remains of my favourite works. So here it is again, revised and still kicking.
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Fine Lines: A Brief Exploration of Romance and Obsession
This article is planned as the first in a series of brief essays that deal with anything from our innermost darkest traits, to the lights that shines through them.