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Monthly Archives: March 2014
The real-life Band of Brothers: A good news WW1 story!
A strange thing happened this week whilst researching for my upcoming WW1 book, I came across a good news story! In a war that saw much of an entire generation of young men lost forever, the story of the Calpin … Continue reading
Posted in history, Life, WW1
Tagged Band of Brothers, Calpin Brothers, Culture, history, Life, Lord Kitchener, Mad Jack Churchill, war, WW1, WW2
6 Comments
Things I wish I’d known about grief
I wasn’t sure if I was going to post anything today or not but I thought why not, it will likely be the last post on my Mam and I thought this one might be more positive and help others. … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged Death, Grief, Life, Loss, Mama, Missing, Mothers Day, sadness, Susan Liddell
30 Comments
The 10 worst MPs of all time.
The British Parliament is composed of two Houses, the Upper House or House of Lords and the Lower House also known as the House of Commons as it houses the Members of Parliament or MPs elected by the common people. … Continue reading
Posted in history, Politics
Tagged Bad MPs, history, Life, Parliament, PMQs, Politics, Prime Ministers Questions
1 Comment
A letter to Mama
Today would have been my mothers 64th birthday, her first since she unexpectedly died almost a year ago so I thought it was high time that I caught up with her and updated her with some of my news and … Continue reading
Clouds loom over the 25th birthday of the World Wide Web
You might not know it but the modern internet is 25 years old today! It started life as an idea in a paper written by a young computer scientist named Tim Berners-Lee in a rather obscure laboratory in Europe known … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Science and Engineering
Tagged GCHQ, Internet, Kettling, Life, News, NSA, Online Surviellance, Opinion, Politics, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, The Magna Carta, War on Terror, Web We Want, World Wide Web
10 Comments
Bitten to death by a dead mans head: The unfortunate, deserving & true tale of Sigurd Eysteinsson
One of the slightly odd pleasures I had when I was studying at university was learning of various terrible ways people died or executed. To some degree this is normal for many historians but as I majored in amongst others, … Continue reading
Posted in history
Tagged Culture, history, Life, Máel Brigte, Orkney, Scotland, Sigurd Eysteinsson, Vikings
15 Comments
The Book Thief
Yesterday I went to the cinema as I often do on a Tuesday morning, one of the benefits of working from home. Usually the cinema is empty with the staff outnumbering the movie-goers but not yesterday. The cinema is exactly … Continue reading
Posted in history, Movies and Films, Popular Culture, WW2
Tagged Culture, Films, history, Life, movies, Nazi, The Book Thief, WW2
24 Comments
The tragic genius of Vincent van Gogh
One of the things I was looking forward to when visiting Paris though was not the over-hyped Mona Lisa but the works of Vincent van Gogh in the Musee D’Orsay in Paris, one of the largest museums of modern art … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, history, Life
Tagged Art, Culture, Dr Who, history, Life, Mental Illness, Painting, Suicide, Vincent van Gogh
25 Comments