Here are some of my articles for Quench’s Debate page over the last few months: Dating: An individualistic, consumerist and self-centred method of relationships? (website, pdf) The Meaning of Life: How the glory of God gives meaning to all we are and do. (website, pdf) Space: The final frontier or a distraction from life on […]
Update: PDFs of the interview as it features in Quench are now available to download: Page 1, Page 2 & 3. The latest issue of Quench is out now, and my interview with Russell T Davies at last sees print! The Quench website can sometimes take a while to be updated, so I’ll post the […]
Blimey, over 3,000 hits in two days because of those Doctor Who photos! Doctor Who fans may also be interested in the report I did on the Doctor Who press launch for the student magazine Quench, photos and report on the filming of The Idiot’s Lantern, and much more besides. Also, keep an eye on […]
I’m going to try and catch up with posting some of my recent articles in Gair Rhydd. This year I’m editing the Debate page of the magazine supplement Quench, and wrote this piece for the Freshers’ Edition, to go alongside a piece arguing the opposite point of view: If you believe the hype, then the […]
The Quench website seems not to have been updated lately, which is a pity because my Doctor Who article isn’t online on there. Anyway, I’ve scanned in my article as it appeared. It’s been edited down a little, so I hope to post a super-duper extended edition sometime soon. More articles of mine from the […]
The Gair Rhydd website is updated with the latest issue – and my Doctor Who article has made the top bar on the front cover! The article should be on the Quench website soon, and the new editions of both paper and magazine will be appearing around the university this weekend hot off the press.There’s […]
Rich and Sarah have both commented that Artemis Fowl isn’t as bad as all that. I’ll say now that I don’t think that Artemis Fowl is the worst book anywhere in the world across all of history. But it is one of the ones that annoyed me the most on reading it, and it embodies […]
