Reviews

chariots of fire iii

Eric Liddell runs for the glory of God. his kleos is linked to the fear and love of God, not self-deification. Eric's primary synergy is with God,...

chariots of fire ii

i definitely identify with the jewish character more than the others in the movie. his desire to be the best runner, to have the best trainer (even...

chariots of fire i

this is a truly inspirational movie, a movie worth watching. but on second viewing, i found some scenes difficult to watch. it was difficult to watch...

Book Review- Game Set and Murder

Game, Set and Murder Elizabeth Flynn (Lion, 2013) Wimbledon on the eve of the world’s most famous tennis tournament, a setting crying out to play...

Reviews - In The Day by Kevin Marman

'That's an awful lot of stuff twisted up inside there, Tom' (In The Day page 98) Tom, the 49 year old character of Totnes-published author Kevin...
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Diego Garcia U.S. dishonourable Army base

Before the Americans came, more than 2,000 people lived on the islands in the Indian Ocean, many with roots back to the late 18th century. There were thriving villages, a school, a hospital, a church, a railway and an undisturbed way of life. The islands were, and still are, a British crown colony. In the 1960s, the government of Harold Wilson struck a secret deal with the United States to hand over the main island of Diego Garcia. The Americans demanded that the surrounding islands be "swept" and "sanitized". Unknown to Parliament and to the US Congress and in breach of the United Nations Charter, the British Government plotted with Washington to expel the entire population.

Review The Shadow Collector

The Shadow Collector Kate Ellis (Piatkus, 2013) Lilith Bentley, rumoured to be a witch and implicated in a horrific murder returns to her...

Review The Shadow Collector

The Shadow Collector Kate Ellis (Piatkus, 2013) Lilith Bentley, rumoured to be a witch and implicated in a horrific murder returns to her...

Mona Lisa's Time Warp

Your winsome stare pairs with the antiquated folds, yet the nostalgic glare circumvents time and space Your callous, unassuming pose recedes into the...