Mentortijd en de rol bij burgerschapsvorming in het hedendaagse onderwijs
Om een sterke basis voor toekomstige generaties te creëren, is het essentieel om waarden zoals respect, verantwoordelijkheid en solidariteit te…
Category: Reviewed
When Trauma Isn’t Traumatic Enough
We as a media consuming society know that there is a gap between what we see on screen and what…
The Bletchley Circle
The Bletchley Circle is an enormously popular British miniseries about four women who worked as codebreakers in World War II…
Book Review: Fifteen Digits
They were out. He thought they were out. All cards on the table except one, Spade now staring daggers at…
The Year of The Robot in Cinema: 2015 Takes Us Back to Technophobia
For years we’ve seen films with plots concerning alien invasions or robots out for revenge on the people of Earth.…
The Fung Brothers and Post-Racialism
The Fung Brothers Comedy make a lot of Youtube videos with an Asian-related topic told from a strictly Asian point-of-view.…
Sonnet Mondal: A Poet Of Versatile Talent
Sonnet Mondal is a fresh and multitalented versatile Indian English poet whose poetry deals with various aspects of life. Literature…
Book Review: The Branches of Time
In the words of Billy Idol, “It’s a nice day to start again. It’s a nice day for a white…
Album Reviews: Luna Park, Undertow, and Is Love A Fairy Tale
It’s been a nice return to Matthias Sturm’s voice in Luna Park. After first hearing his debut album Blood and…
Literature Review: Melissa Mendelson’s “Porcelain” Classically Thrilling
Melissa Mendelson’s Porcelain, a horror novella in her upcoming Notebook Stories series, features Paige and Shelli, sisters spending a seemingly…