Indiana Jones e il Quadrante del Destino - La mia recensione » by sallyscrive Qualche pensiero sparso sull'ultimo capitolo dedicato al Professor Jones. Il film mi è piaciuto: non mi ha fatto saltare dalla sedia, difficile nel mio cuore superare il terzo capitolo della saga, ma comunque è godibile, è ben fatto, scritto abbastanza bene e tutto fila liscio, o quasi.

Forrest Gump and Sixpence by Sue Leaf How did Forrest Gump manage to hold onto his humble roots while becoming a star? By adhering to a simple, but never-changing philosophy – running.

35 Desiderata » by Marina x Machina Essays with topics like "Why Feminist and not Egalitarian?" and scraps that my writing is not complete without. Also stories that sound great but I don't have the energy to finish right now. Do not steal ideas; depending on how close I am to my death bed, I may be persuaded into letting you adopt one, but putting them up here doesn't mean I consent to having them taken.

Nothing » by ThatOneGuyQ23 A journey through writer's block

Why did the Germans not change the name of the city Stalino to Donetsk by a.peshenko08 "WE HAVEN'T KILLED A SINGLE RUSSIAN YET. THEY IMMEDIATELY SURRENDER" (Generation War: Our mothers, our fathers)

Creative Flow by Elska Hugrekki An introspective look at inspiration, my inner muse and finding my creative flow.

Achieving a Sustainable Individual Life Path by David C C Suggests younger generations a better way to deal with life's tribulations and seek inner peace

Electronic Instruments: How They Changed Music by mattTheWriter072 This is a research paper that I wrote in university for my academic writing course, and it is about the history of synthesizers and electronic musical instruments.

on passion by LiteraryArtistDream another dissertation

Lawful Evil by aurelianus Drabble on totalitarianism.

An Examination of the Evolution of the English Language by Eponine-Skywalker7 The title says it all, an overview of the events and influences that have shaped the English language.

Creative Nonfiction: College Days » by e-thom These are the creative nonfiction essays that have survived the years of computer/laptop transfers since undergrad (circa 2012).