I recently discovered that dyslexic readers find it easier to distinguish words if they are printed on yellow paper. I was wondering – is it easier or harder for dyslexic readers to read on-screen? Is there a difference across type of screen – a desktop monitor as opposed to a hand held device? Maybe there is no difference. If anyone has any comments I really would be interested. Continue reading Digi-lexic?
Impatiently waiting for me to mix a drink, my mother picked up and idly flicked through my last theory assignment, which looked at some of the main ideas from Michael Foucault’s essay ‘What is an Author?” and the author online. I wasn’t really expecting much of a reaction but she emitted a little astonished “Oh!” of recognition. I was quite taken aback until she explained that no, she didn’t have a clue who Foucault was or what he was going on about, but she did recognise Christopher Fowler who I mention in relation to the online presence of the author … Continue reading It’s a small Roof-world
… Clooney and Pitt to remake The Sting and Ian McKellan to record an unabridged reading of LOTR. When oh when will I be in charge? Continue reading Currently Campaigning for …
Maybe I have had too much to drink ce soir, but the search of the week must surely go to: ‘canapes james robertson’ That is fantastic! Bonkers, but fantastic. Continue reading Search me
The winners for Christopher Fowler’s Campaign for Real Fear have been named and two of them are full timers on the MA Course! Mucho congrats to Jon and Christina!!! Continue reading Winners of Campaign for Real Fear
Writing the Long Way Around 