The following is an essay - well, a speech, really - regarding Werewolf mythology. I wrote it in 2016 for school, and I figured some may find it worth reading; wolves, and werewolves, are certainly close to my heart. *** The world is filled with some rather interesting mythologies, but the ones that have always... Continue Reading →
As part of a course project, I created an instructional post on RMIT's writing student blog, Creative Hive. If you've ever been curious about watermarking your videos and you use a Windows PC, it might be useful for you. There are, of course, some online watermarking tools available for those who prefer not to download something,... Continue Reading →
Ever felt or done something that you want to explain, but everything you use to do so lacks that certain...je ne sais quoi? Sometimes the English language simply doesn't have the words we're after; and sometimes, foreign languages do. Here's a list of interesting words that describe something very simply - words I wish we'd... Continue Reading →
The Writing Wolf's Den 