
Dust Bunny (2025) review
HannibalĀ is one of my favourite TV series ever lived through. It is a masterpiece, a dark poem, an experience. And […]

HannibalĀ is one of my favourite TV series ever lived through. It is a masterpiece, a dark poem, an experience. And […]

I watched Dune 2 at the cinema earlier this week in nearby Yarraville, an old style theatre… …lengthy, hugely […]

I know a book is of special value when I reach the 700th page, see behind my right thumb a […]

Disturbing, erratic, curious. Hardly an avid fan of Lovecraft, but close to all my delvings into his writing have amazed […]

When fumbling through the ancient first english editions of many Balzac offerings in my haul recently, I came across this […]

I had read a few books by Carter. Seen a few videos. And was mildly amused by how she was […]

A persian friend with moons for eyes mentioned the author’s name to me a while back…knowing I write and read […]

The only previous Greek tragedy I had consumed before this was Medea, which proved far more inspiring and savage and […]

I have long held a natural aversion to plays, which extends to the poetic outings of Homer and perhaps Dante, […]

Given I retain value in Count of Monte Cristo as a timeless classic, I have opted for a score […]