Blog | Samuel Webster - Part 8

Samuel Webster

LAPSE
February 27, 2010
A very short film.
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Experiment: Phase Poetry
February 24, 2010
An experiment in form.
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Brendan Maclean – White Canvas (EP Review)
February 5, 2010
One gets the feeling that this EP is sitting under past lovers doormats, left after nightfall with genuine regret. White Canvas was not designed as a series of tracks, but a small journal of melodic missives.
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Buying is the new shoplifting.
February 2, 2010
Over his radio, I heard “Bring him to the holding room, we’ll deal with it there.”
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Review: As Day Follows Night – Sarah Blasko
January 6, 2010
As Day Follows Night seems to sum up the lilting feeling of going from day today, soaring through some and falling through others, and accepting the love and atrocity which such a manic existence entails.
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Lay your Ruby Roses on another grave (the supposed “death” of Twitter)
December 27, 2009
People you choose to follow are chosen by you. If you choose boring people who tweet nothing but breakfast, you will get nothing but breakfast.
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Recipe: Double Choc Fudge and Bottle Blonde Brownies
December 23, 2009
This one has become somewhat of a trademark dish given that they taste SO awesome, and I have a very limited culinary repertoire.
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The Magnificent Dead Letter Chorus (Trespass Interview)
December 20, 2009
Interview/Review for Trespass Magazine
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Photo Shoot: Shitika
December 17, 2009
The lovely Shitika came down to Sydney for a visit and a photoshoot so I took her to a few of my favourite places and tried some different concepts.
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Photo Shoot: Kim
December 8, 2009
Just a few quick portraits taken of my sister outside my place just before the sun went down.
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Don’t Be Dirty: Why Internet Censorship is About More Than Pornography
December 5, 2009
As Kevin Rudd ventures forward with his plan to censor Australia’s Internet access, I feel like this is a perfect example to explain why I think that this kind of blanket censorship is fundamentally flawed.
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Rule #57: Writer’s Block Does Not Exist
November 25, 2009
There are ways in which technology can be used (against its intentions) to inspire.
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The Ideology and Irony of Adolescent Fiction
November 23, 2009
Young Adult Fiction is one of the few genres with a psychologically pervasive and accepted sociological function. Authors attempt to show the change which can occur at the adolescent stages, through a tightly bound dialogue between conflict and resolution, and inevitably must deal both with things which impede or those which empower the individuals in their pursuits.
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Protected: Photography: Zach
October 23, 2009
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
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White Paint + Sam = ?
October 11, 2009
Had a little fun making a bit of a creepy new Facebook profile pic this afternoon. Self portrait-y goodness.
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