Vaught shows us how nature has saved her; as an outlet for her feelings, as a source of joy and wonder, and as a sort of multisensory comfort blanket that continues to nourish and support her today just as it did throughout her earlier life. Continue reading Sunday Reading: These Envoys of Beauty by Anna Vaught
Shappi Khorsandi is a British comedian and writer originally from Iran. Continue reading A Beginner’s Guide to Acting English by Shappi Khorsandi
Izzard breaks down her story, detailing her mindset and her approach to her work, letting the reader know exactly how she achieved her success. Continue reading Love, Death and Jazz Chickens
The line blurs between the past and the present; do our memories remain locked up in physical locations that no longer resemble those places as we remembered them, or are we prisoners of the past, never quite free enough to move on, and forever reminded of the past by walking down the streets of our youth? Continue reading This week I’m reading: Cat’s Eye by Margaret Atwood
What were my most viewed posts in May? All is revealed… Continue reading My Top Five Blog Posts this month
This is everything it promises to be; a memoir of secrets, lies and family love written in such an honest, open, captivating and truly moving way. Continue reading This week I’m reading: A Dutiful Boy by Mohsin Zaidi
My favourite toy wasn’t really a toy at all; it was a box. What was so special about this empty box? Why did I love it so? Continue reading My favourite childhood toy: adventures in time and space
If I had to sum up this book in just two words, the phrase “darkly dazzling” fits the tone of both this book and Ruby herself perfectly. Continue reading How Do You Want Me? by Ruby Wax
MY MASHED UP LIFE 