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 his control, keep them on their toes seems to have…
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Poetry Corner
by Richard Page“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 going to snow anyway.”” – Maya Angelou Poetry has the…
A Funny Fan
by Richard PageThe 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, the very funny True Geordie doesn’t limit his reviews to…
5 Most Annoying People at Bus-Stops
by Richard Page5. 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 constant nattering is not conducive to a pleasant bus-stop wait.…
WorldStar Hip-Hop’s Popularity Rising
by Richard Page“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 involved in or to overhear this exchange, certainly not in…
King’s Best
by Richard PageIn 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 of horror’s best novels. 5 Misery (1987) Paul Sheldon, a…
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