The Culture Stack
Jason WardMy take on culture and creativity. Theatre, books, music, movies and TV - if it grabs me then I'm going to write about it
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REVIEW: So People Know It's Me by Francesca Maria Benvenuto
What should we do with young offenders? In every country there is pearl clutching, demands for ever tougher punishment and political class that wants to sweep poor kids under the rug. Francesca Maria Benvenuto lifts the rug. Please consider...
REVIEW: Frogs for Watchdogs by Seán Farrell
Seán Farrell’s debut novel Frogs for Watchdogs is published in the UK this month. With this in mind I went back to revisit my review from last year’s original Irish publication. To support my writing and received creative reviews, interview...
BOOK REVIEW: Hemlock Bay by Martin Edwards
Do you have to enjoy puzzles to enjoy the Golden Age crime genre? As Michael Edwards Hemlock Bay is published in the US, I consider a literary style that has never been at the top of my must read list. To support my work please consider tak...
BOOK REVIEW: Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus
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The Culture Stack mixes new fiction with popular culture, interviews, reviews and analysis. My creative work includes Disney shows, developing concepts for cruise lines, mentoring creatives and directing public arts projects and fringe theatre .
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