Murder in Suburbia: A review of Don Cameron’s Marked Off
A murder mystery set against the backdrop of calm residential life in Booterstown, Marked Off leads us on a trail
Jameson Dublin International Film Festival
Lovers of cinema come forth as the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival is set to take place this year from
The Extraterrestrial and Potent Art of Takashi Murakami
Takeshi Murakami is a Japanese contemporary artist. Murakami dapples in fine art media; sculpture, paintings, fashion and animation. A graduate
ENEMY: A DVD Review.
Jake Gyllenhaal and director Denis Villeneuve collaborated on two projects in 2013 — the psychological thriller Enemy and the highly
Ideas, Crafting Plots, and Killing Characters.
The Wordsmith’s Apprentice takes us through a few more of the processes to consider whilst writing novels and tells us
Confessional Poetry: Sylvia Plath’s Colossus
I reject the idea that Sylvia Plath – any Confessional poet, diagnosis actually – is not worthy of the same
The Interview: Was it worth the hype?
Shortly before Christmas Sony Entertainment caused massive controversy with the new James Franco and Seth Rogan collaboration, check The Interview.
Introducing, the Wordsmith’s Apprentice
An aspiring novelist invites us into his world to gain some insight on his own writing expedition. This is his
Pals: The Irish in Gallipoli
There is a very special exhibition currently going on at the National Museum of Ireland, for sale Collins Barracks. Pals:
Review: Dubliners 100.
Often, pilule it’s the simplest ideas that are the best ones. Such is the case with Dubliners 100. Spearheaded by
The Cult of Celebrity.
Emma Costello explores the evolution of celebrity culture throughout history. Whether it’s Kim K’s rear on your Facebook; Kylie Jenner’s
Life lessons from the Simpsons.
Dab those nostalgic tears from your eyes and don’t be afraid to do the Bartman as Caitríona O’Malley tells