Game Review: Assassin’s Creed- Valhalla.
It’s finally here!
Beautiful. Brutal. Epic. Ambitious. Assassins Creed: Valhalla is everything I hoped for and more…
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Game Review: Hellblade- Senua’s Sacrifice.
I will end this by saying, simply; No game has ever hit me quite as hard as Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice. It is a masterpiece. Every gamer needs to play this game, and experience this unsettlingly beautiful creation. You may not love it, but you will appreciate how clever it truly is…
Read moreBook Review: Hope Quest (Book 1): Blackbird by Melanie Ever Moore.
Hope Quest: Blackbird is stylish, darkly-elegant and beautifully delivered, and for this I give it 5/5…
Read moreMy Innovators Interview.
One of my favourite authors, Melanie Ever Moore, has deemed me a worthy addition to her Innovator interview series!
Read moreBook Review: Diversion To Urasha by Laura Hopgood.
Like a combination of Valerian and Avatar, with a sprinkle of Star Wars, Diversion to Urasha will take you on a wondrous journey, filled with adventure and peril…
Read moreBook Review: The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday.
After reading Happy by Derren Brown, I was eager to learn more of the philosophy of Stoicism, in which he spoke so much about. After some research, I found The Daily Stoic to be the starting point of many a new Stoic. Within its pages are 366 meditations on wisdom, perseverance, and the art of living, in the form of analysed quotes from great Stoics, such as Seneca, Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius…
Read moreOf me and 2020.
I feel that this year has changed me… that’s a bold statement to make early in this piece, but let’s make that its focus. It was easy to change because I felt so lost. I was something easy to mould because my life and soul had lost its form…
Read moreWalks and talks and photography.
Been doing a lot of walking and photography recently. It’s my happy place, to be surrounded by beauty and silence and nature…
Read moreBook Review: Happy by Derren Brown.
It had been a while since I picked up some non-fiction to read, but this book kept me captivated toward the end. It was in my search for a “self-help” book that I stumbled upon Happy. This is ironic, however, as Derren Brown takes a very anti-modern-self-help approach to aiding us in our search for happiness…
Read moreWhat I’m reading!
That’s my reading sorted for the next couple of months! I’m beginning to write books reviews for here (and other platforms), first of which, as I have just finished it, is Happy by Derren Brown. Keep an eye out for the review on Sunday! I plan on growing my collection of fiction by indie authors, check out the first of
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