“You do not write for praise, or thinking of your audience. You write for yourself; you work out between you and your pen the things that intrigue you.”
Bret Easton Ellis
Articles
- My Journey Into Aokigahara Jukai – The Suicide Forest
- Aliens, Death Threats and a Free Flight to Brazil
- The Dark World of Balinese Cockfighting
- Hope in the Modern World
Essays
- Human Identity in the Digital Age: Reflections on Technology and Self
- From Surveillance to Introspection: Vipassana Meditation in Prisons
- We Are All One Family: Religion and its Role in Society
- The Virtual Sphere: The Internet as a Public Space
- GTA San Andreas and the Pedagogy of Racism
- Screen Narrative: Traditions and Trends
- Introduction to Textual Analysis
- Hollywood Film Spectacle
- Feminism and the ‘Male Gaze’
- The Silent Noise of Networks
- I Spit on Your Grave Film Analysis
- Oldboy: Interpretation