The Picture

At first glance of my title picture above, you might assume that I would be talking about Batman. Indeed your assumption would be right but it’s not the exact reason though, I’m actually here to discuss the picture itself in my blog today. As you can see, this is a picture of the iconic batman […]

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The Giving Tree

The Giving Tree, a children’s book written by author Shel Silverstein. Out of the numerous books I’ve read, this one has me reading it over and over again throughout the years, and of course it’s one of my all time favorites. But what is it about a children’s book that could get someone who’s read […]

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Dystopia

A lot of fictional books out there are based on Dystopian like settings where the society oppresses their people in one way or another and seemingly the word Dystopia even means imaginary bad place. I’ve found that a lot of teen fiction books are based around a this genre for some reason and currently right […]

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Fantastic Four

Certainly you’ve at least heard of the term “Fantastic Four” one used to describe a group of super humans who use their unique powers to save humanity, and only recently did the trailer just come out for their new movie, coming to theaters in August 7, 2015.(Which by the way, got me pretty hyped up […]

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Virtual Reality

Is virtual reality a far fetched idea or could it actually be possible with near-by future technology? It seems that now-a-days with our current technology and how it’s rapidly evolving, virtual reality could become well… reality in the near future.  We have already experienced some of it as many of you may well know of […]

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A Fictional Love Story

Romeo and Juliet, probably one of the most famous love stories of all time by the great William Shakespeare. Why is this story from the 15th century still told now and what is it even about? What lots of people don’t know, is that Romeo and Juliet is actually a tragedy, and the definition of […]

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Science

Science and Fiction, 2 topics that can be combined to make science fiction(obviously) though both are almost polar opposites compared to each other singularly. When we talk of science, we think about….well pretty much everything. Science has so many different fields to learn about and everyday, scientists all over the world are still finding new […]

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Greek Mythology

Greek mythology seems to be a fictional topic known widely to many people out there, perhaps because almost every 20th century kid has read the Percy Jackson series or around sometime has learned about Greek gods and goddesses in school. Why does these crazy, imaginative stories of the past pique our interest though? If you […]

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Doctor Who

Let’s be honest here, I’m pretty sure anyone reading this has at least heard of the show Doctor Who or maybe seen a giant blue police public call box and if you haven’t watched it yet, I’m probably just going to be another person to suggest watching it to you but just to say, there […]

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A “Fictional” Interview

Today I’m going to start us off with an interview with my friend Julie Doan on her views of the world of fiction and imagination just to see how other people view this topic Me: Hey, how have you been so far? Julie: Good, let’s just get to the interview, I have to finish a […]

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