Think Differently
This is an easy dystopian or anti-utopian read, even for the fussiest of readers.
(By Aral Bereux) Some of the greatest hits of all time have been created with dystopian themes. Music, books and films — they strike a proverbial chord with audiences. From Prince to Good Charlotte, Imagine Dragons and Bright Eyes, here are but a few music hits to consider. Eve of Destruction, Barry McGuire. The lyrics…
Writing for Money Can Ruin Your Reputation
Craft your articles carefully and audiences will engage.
Sometimes all you need are a few short sentences to summarise the current situation, or remind you of humanity’s fragility.
The bee has finally reached the Endangered List. But what does this really mean for humanity? We won’t become endangered ourselves – yet – but a cataclysmic event does await our fate – and all because of our inaction.
Just as George Orwell warned, governments don’t have to be the censors for free speech and free expression to be fatally stifled.
Every generation faces unique challenges, especially now in the publishing space.
Jordan Peterson is back, and the primary lesson from his book remains as important as ever.
For the milder infections, such as a toothache or inflammation, the chances are you already have the resources in your kitchen to combat it.
Where will humans be in 1,000 years? What will we look like? These questions and more are examined by Tech Insider, taking into account our appearance a century ago and where we are currently standing now. Our height over the last 130 years has increased by an average of 3 inches. Once upon a time, the average…
(By Aral Bereux) American photographer Drew Doggett started his photography career in fashion but has since taken to the world, travelling in search of amazing landscapes and subjects to capture on film. Winning over 80 prestigious awards and honours for his world-renowned images and filmmaking, Doggett’s film techniques have helped him capture the true essence…
As glacial ice melts, in a worst-case scenario, pathogens can be released into the environment,
Atwood’s admonitions against turning writers into propagandists offer a refreshing perspective on today’s literary culture.
