Reading was an ardent part of my life and to this day it still is although I have become choosy with what I read and it is mainly elements related to animals, prehistory, supernatural, travel, film, television and music that I enjoy reading about. Still all kinds of genre in literature interest me with favourites being romance, biography and adventure, just to name a few
As an avid fan of film and television, music, and literature, there are elements that appeal to me in these aspects and those that do not. I have always wanted to write about almost all of the above that inspire me but I know it is only certain ones that I can do. That is […]
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In the fables of India (known as the Panchatantra), the Lion reigns as the king of the animals, often accompanied by a devoted jackal who serves as a majordomo or representative for the big cat. The jackal’s unwavering loyalty fulfils the Lion’s orders unquestionably, earning the Lion’s gratitude. Yet, the king’s actions sometimes embarrass the
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Positive Caution: Read this only if ye have seen the films The movies Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Into the Blue were both released in 2005, on July 15th and September 30th respectively, and each referenced popular stories. Despite no similarity or connection to each other, I perceive a personal rivalry between them. After
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Rubin ‘Hurricane’ Carter vs George Benton Rubin Carter, a former middleweight African-American boxer known as ‘Hurricane,’ for how he fought in the boxing ring spent 18 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, making him a renowned victim of injustice. He was immortalized in Bob Dylan’s song “Hurricane,” which protested his wrongful
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The Hound of the Baskervilles is one of the most popular stories about the detective Sherlock Holmes, focusing on Holmes’ investigation into a phantom dog that has been terrorizing a family. What is relatively unknown however is the origins of the story which is as popular as the story itself (Sir) Arthur Conan Doyle, the
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