It’s rare to find a title that so totally stops you in your tracks as Frankenstein’s Monster’s Monster, Frankenstein. It feels almost aggressively unwieldy, as if daring you to waste precious seconds of your life deciphering it. But even…

I won’t start off this article with a lie. I did not come up with the idea for Geeks 4 Weeks. That was my other half’s brainchild. He wanted us to do something together each week that would be fun and if nothing else, a little online diary…

A sense of humour keen enough to show a man his own absurdities, as well as those of other people, will keep him from the commission of all sins, or nearly all, save those worth committing - Samual Lover I’m getting a bit of a slagging…

John William’s Stoner is not one of the best known of novels. Though, it has had its champions. Most recently Julian Barnes wrote a glowing review article and described it as his book of 2013. What Williams did in that novel, perhaps better…

As we slow-walk toward another presidential election, several candidates are discussing new directions for America. One of those directions includes the controversial topic of student loan debt forgiveness. You can visit the official…

In this series of short interviews, we find out the origins of some Irish podcasts. What are podcasters listening to and which shows inspired them to start their own podcast? Personality Bingo with Tom Moran Q: When you decided to start…

Formed in 2012, DYGL are an alternative/indie-rock group from Japan. Songs of Innocence & Experience is my first exposure to the group and a pleasant surprise. The first track, 'Hard to Love', caught me off guard. A catchy, melodic song…

Social media has completely changed the way companies conduct their marketing over the last couple decades. Traditional modes of advertising, like billboards, have been de-emphasized in favor of influencing people through their social media…