Category Archives: Genres
The art of reducing and the doubtful charm of a short text
With the advent of technology our whole world has speeded up. A small click and we can make purchases, view photos, listen to music, watch videos and much more. Our … Continue reading
Rewriting the past: a contemporary need?
Recently came the news that “Pride and Prejudice” and other all-time classics would be receiving an erotic makeover. But I’m sure you’ve seen advertisement around, or happened to see these … Continue reading
Interpreting the Present: Part 3 – Music
A few weeks ago, I was quietly working on my blog when I heard strange noises coming from the apartment below mine. It took me a while, not too long … Continue reading
Richard Marsh’s “The Beetle”: Interview with Dr. Victoria Margree (Part 2)
In yesterday’s post “Richard Marsh’s “The Beetle”: Interview with Dr. Victoria Margree (Part 1)“, we found out more about Richard Marsh and his novel “The Beetle”, published in 1897. Thanks to Dr. Victoria … Continue reading
Richard Marsh’s “The Beetle”: Interview with Dr. Victoria Margree (Part 1)
British author Richard Bernard Heldmann has recently ‘experienced’ a brand new wave of popularity and interest in his work. As the Victorian age was drawing to a close, the writer … Continue reading
Interpreting the Present: Part 1 – The Visual Arts
It’s the 2010s, this is the decade we’re living in. Culture surrounds us and not only do we have a rich heritage from previous decades in terms of works of … Continue reading
The future imagined.
Imagining the future is nothing new. It has been happening for ages, and as of now we would probably think of spacecrafts and flying trains, aswell as computer holograms instead … Continue reading
Future scenarios
We’ve all been fascinated by novels which have been written in the past centuries. Think of Charles Dickens, or the Bronte sisters, up to fairly recent writers such as Virginia … Continue reading
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