As I Lay Dying: Overdue Book Review
Faulkner’s a tricky bastard, he’s tricked his reader into expecting the unexpected. Therein lies the rub; his ironical control pattern. There is no pattern to […]
Articles by Richard Page
Poetry Corner
“Nature has no mercy at all. Nature says, “I’m going to snow. If you have on a bikini and no snowshoes, that’s tough. I am […]
A Funny Fan
The True Geordie’s brand of football analysis is best enjoyed on a Sunday evening, while unwinding and recovering from the weekend. Obviously a Newcastle fan, […]
5 Most Annoying People at Bus-Stops
5. The Chatty One Ok, exchanging the hello and obligatory “When’s the fecking bus getting here?” grievance is more than acceptable, it’s expected. But the […]
WorldStar Hip-Hop’s Popularity Rising
“Did you see that fight?” What was it, boxing or MMA? “No, it was an after-school fight online, here, look!” Not a rarity to be […]
King’s Best
In anticipation of the third novel in Stephen King’s Detective Bill Hodges trilogy, due in June, let’s have a look at 5 of the master […]