Category: writing

I’ve decided to do my first book review here on a true crime book, Who Killed Leigh Leigh? by Kerry Carrington. Since completing my Bachelor of Legal & Justice Studies, I have had an interest in crimes against children and families of murder victims. I have done a lot of research on a range of cases that fall into these categories, and would be interested in writing about true crime in the future, as well as using my research as a basis of writing crime fiction. Continue reading “Book Review: Who Killed Leigh Leigh?” →

Boasting some prominent names in the young British acting industry today such as Max Irons, Douglas Booth, Sam Claflin, Holliday Grainger, and Natalie Dormer, The Riot Club opens somewhat reminiscent of the classic film, Dead Poets Society. However, it soon becomes evident that there is a much more perverse foundation of the all-male secret club, entitled the Riot Club. The Club has existed through generations of the upper class school’s alumni with members who have the superior mindset that money can buy anything. Continue reading “Movie Review: The Riot Club” →