Summer in February based on the novel by Jonathan Smith which was based on the real life goings on of the Lamorna artist colony in 1913. The colony lead by the rather brash and bold English artist A.J Munnings, played by Dominic Cooper (Mamma Mia). When Florence Carter-Wood (Emily Browning) an aspiring artist joins her brother … More A Summer in February- A Review
Emerald’s boss Raymond didn’t open the pub that day, as to why his barmaid and lodgers body was found on the beach remained a mystery, all he knew was that he couldn’t face the people who would come though his doors talking, asking questions, questions that he didn’t know the answer too. So, he sat, he … More The secret life of Emerald Green – part 2
Betrayal is the highest art, Frankly she wouldn’t know where to start. When he chased her on the sands one day, She thought that he was here … More Betrayal
To you my love, I cannot lie, Or I fear I shall surely die, These days, my dear are cold, Nothing like the days of old, I used to hear your voice in my head, But now all I hear is dead, I do not know what you would say to me, But all I … More Advice from a friend
After a film night with some friends I decided that this film Last night (2010) directed by Massy Tadjedin was well worthy of a review, I do love to discover a gem. I low budget movie with a stellar cast and a must watch for anyone who has not seen it. Joanna, played by Kiera Knightly accuses her … More Last Night (2010) – A film night inspired review
On that day that we both remember, It was cold and mid December, I left my home and all I knew, It was worth it to escape the pain of you, Not love not sorrow fills my illusive heart, But disappoint that you could let us part, What are laughing lovers if not friends, And I thought … More Running from Ghosts – A Poem
It’s after midnight Young woman opens front door to a man She’s dressed for bed She attempts to shut the door but he stops her Man: You have to go back to him Woman: Why? Man: Because I can’t stand to watch my best friend crumble before my eyes, it’s too painful Woman: You know … More 100 word play
The Musings of Chlo 