Come to my house
Abigail George
Elizabeth Light was like any other girl her age. She felt she needed to understand more of the world around her which is why she moved to Johannesburg in the first place.
Getting Back to Basics with Brassica - Michael Chacko Daniels
I sit in the dental chair expecting and not-expecting pain. The SF-Oakland Bay Bridge looms large outside the picture window. I turn back the clock over four decades, reflecting on the teeth I still have and the teeth I no longer have.
My Nemisis
Martin Green
“I wonder why Irv Kane hates me?” I said.
“Irv Kane hates a lot of people,” said my friend Abe Silverman.
“Yeah, but he seems to have a special hatred for me.” |
Ma Maggie’s Legacy
Reed Sterling
When my cousin Genny Burke heads out to work, I roam through the old family house as I did when under Ma Maggie’s watchful eye, knowing full well nothing is as it was except for the insubstantial forms that the uncertain mind fashions into numinous facades and peoples with vaguely recognizable shapes.
The Test
Sam Hawksmoor
Whatever you do - don't get on the bus...! |
Ghost in the Shell
Stars: Scarlett Johansson, Pilou Asbæk, Takeshi Kitano
George Wolstenholme review
It’s a fantastic rendition that will serve as a good introduction to the Ghost in the Shell world.
The Fourth Political Theory
by Alexander Dugin
Steve Nolten
A book that presents itself as a road map of where the world might go after the defeat of the current liberal globalist world order ...
Free Fire
Director Ben Wheatley
Helen Reynolds review
Free Fire tries to be a lot of things – from a 70s western, to a mafia stitch up – but namely it tries to be fun.
Beauty & the Beast
with Emma Watson, Dan Stevens
Helen Reynolds review
Emma Watson is resourceful, fearless, emotional and ultimately very likeable for a new generation of girls to look up to. |