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Top 5 Quotes from C. S. Lewis's "The Chronicles of Narnia"
Happy New Year, friends & welcome Narnia enthusiasts!
This has proven to be a momentous task. Perhaps it would have been easier, on reflection, to select my top 5 quotes from each chronicle, instead of aspiring to the ambitious quest of c...
Top 3 Christmas Myths Debunked
“Christmisconceptions”
Every Christmas, we hear the same stories… but not all of them actually happened the way we think.
This piece is here to debunk some common Christmas myths (can we call them “Christmisconceptions”?), separate f...
Why Herman Melville's Moby Dick isn't really about a whale...
Last month, I finally finished reading Moby Dick (1851).
Despite its appearance on many English literature courses across both the UK and US, sadly for me, it was not quite the epic literary voyage I’d set sail for. The novel’s endless di...
Top 4 Banned Books: The Enduring Power of Censored Literature
American writer Ray Bradbury once said, “You don’t have to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading them”. This provocative statement raises an important question: should we ban books at all?
In this piece, we’ll be...
Was there an Ancient Apocalypse?
You may have seen the recent Netflix series “Ancient Apocalypse”, hosted by Grahame Hancock. Since watching the show, I decided to read Hancock’s book Magicians of the Gods (2015) in which he expands on his theories. If you haven’t watched...
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Oxford University. First Class English Graduate. C. S. Lewis Public Speaker. Children's Fantasy Writer.
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