From around 1760 to somewhere in between 1820 and 1840 there was a massive change in the world; the Industrial Revolution. This was when there was a transition from hand production methods to machines, and it has come to my attention that we seem to be heading for a new industrial era. With more and […]
Month: November 2014
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On The Piste Review
To celebrate the Theatre Royal Wakefield’s 120th anniversary, On The Piste is now being performed at the Stephen Joseph Theatre this week. On The Piste follows the story of two couples who meet during a ski trip to the French Alps which escalates into a holiday of fights and affairs. Written and directed by John […]
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The Quick by Lauren Owen Review
An illicit love affair and blood-sucking aristocratic vampires, what more do you need in one book? Told in five parts, The Quick, by British author Lauren Owen, follows the story of the young and naïve James, who is thrown into a world of London vampires pitted against East London vampires. Set in Victorian England, Owen […]
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The Unspoken Rules of Guy’s Toilets
Every guy will know that there are certain things that you do and most importantly DO NOT DO whilst using public toilets. This is something that seems to be a natural instinct for most guys but there are those who haven’t yet grasped the etiquette of a guy’s toilet. I decided to create a list […]
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