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09/06/2016

I Summon Thee, Bullshitticus

I’ve been feeling a little bit short on inspiration lately, but I’m trying not to just shut off the page when I can’t think of the next sentence, so this is version three of today’s blog and I will fucking make a statement: I am considering rescinding my atheism. Don’t worry, I haven’t found God. Continue reading

(All Hail) Creation, Art, Complaints, History & Old Stuff, Internet, June 2016, Tumblr

Bullshitticus, Bullshitticus god of students and general last minute fudgery, Caffeina, finding artistic inspiration Bullshitticus, fixing writer’s block, Indifferent Ignorance, the Nine Muses, Thesaurae
13/05/2016

Behind the Scenes, Friday 13th Edition

So it was on this very day, sort of, that I released my Ghost Stories zines last year. If you haven’t read them – and you should – they’re full of short stories, advice columns, quirky advertisements and art all pertaining to death, the afterlife and magic. And I hadn’t even heard of Maggie Stiefvater then. Continue reading

Art, Books, Colour, Internet, May 2016, Tumblr

‘Ghost Stories’, Etsy, Fall Out Boy, Francesca’s Words, freelancing, Ghost Stories zines, Halloween, Halloween art, Hell’s Belles, Indifferent Ignorance, Maggie Stiefvater, My Chemical Romance, neon hair, pink hair, The Story Shack
25/01/2016

Review: ‘Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe’, Benjamin Alire Sáenz

This is a spoiler-free review except for the bits you can guess from the title. Oh look, something else I originally saw on Tumblr, probably courtesy of feistiest. You know how they say you should never judge a book by its cover, but we all do? With this, the cover – by Chloë Foglia -made me Continue reading

Books, January 2016, Patreon Reviews, Tumblr

‘Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe’, ‘The Perks of Being a Wallflower’, Benjamin Alire Sáenz, Blogging101, book reviews, Bookstagram, Chloë Foglia, coming of age novel, Indifferent Ignorance, LGBT books, LGBT characters, LGBT novel, Patreon, YA book review, young adult novel review
27/11/2015

Days Like These

You know those mornings when your dogs bark every time you start to concentrate on something, and you have to go out mid-afternoon so you’re reluctant to really get stuck into anything, but you can’t ignore the fact you really ought to get stuck into something, so you decide to pass the time writing a Continue reading

November 2015, Social Media, Tumblr, TV

Indifferent Ignorance, Internet, O2, organisation, Top Gear, Top Gear Live, with the best will in the word you’re running up a down escalator

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I Summon Thee, Bullshitticus

Behind the Scenes, Friday 13th Edition

Review: ‘Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe’, Benjamin Alire Sáenz

Days Like These