06
Mar
There’s a Monster in the Basement!
"You quickly gather and turn around the wall. But you hear a… noise… inside. A crate starts shivering, as
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06
Mar
How Failure isn’t always Failure: Shackleton’s Antarctic Expedition
Every Christmas, I tell my brothers how their ‘good’ and ‘wish’ values need to weigh similarly, lecturing them on Santa’
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06
Mar
Mayday, Mayday! Antarctica is going down!
Two years ago, when the wonderful world of writing was still new to me, one of the first topics I
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06
Mar
Unforgettable: The Forgotten War
The Korean War, sparked by clashing ideologies, culminated in a hard-fought armistice. Yet, the Korean War remains forgotten as
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24
Feb
Broken Dreams, Silence on the Western Front
Achtung (Danger)! This contains major spoilers for the movie All Quiet on the Western Front.
Movie Review: All Quiet on
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15
Dec
Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland
In a Magritte exhibition, I had learnt that he was influenced by Alice in Wonderland; I decided to read this
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04
Dec
Questioning Our Reality: Down the Rabbit Hole of Rene Magritte
The Art Gallery of NSW is a children’s paradise, yet few realise it. Visiting isn’t about art: it’
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14
Nov
Reflections of Belief: The Enigma of Imagined Orders
My beige-toned bookshelf houses many peeling books, but the most influential being Yuval Noah Harari’s masterpiece: Sapiens. Screaming
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08
Oct
Echoes of Elegance: A Journey into the Sydney Opera House
Great buildings promise solace for the eye, though great halls entice with sound. The Sydney Opera House combines these elements
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03
Oct
A Perfect Home in a Wasted Wasteland
DO HO SUH: SPECULATIONS
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