LITERARY CHANGE

A story about lift and flap books and the broken promises adults make to children.

I looked at the screen closely for the first time. It seemed to offer an alluring and ultimately futile scene.

How to use our self-isolation and social distancing during this Covid-19 pandemic to follow Mandela's example and create a better world.

Why being logical is not the same as being ethical and how we can improve our thinking by avoiding the logical delusion.

Personal and free-floating reflections on the controversy surrounding Australia's most famous cartoonist, Michael Leunig.

It's World Teacher Day, and time to raise our glasses to teachers everywhere and appreciate the gifts they give us.

Melanie Joy's concept of carnism is hampered by a flawed theory of ideology. Vegans and animal advocates should take notice.

Mind control has us hooked. Millions of otherwise intelligent people believe in brainwashing. But science tells us it does not exist.

Making my library illuminates 6 steps to creating a private book collection that impresses unlike any other.

Let's talk about labels and not confuse them with ethics. This is a call for us to recover our senses slowly, and one by one.

Eroticism today seems in short supply and in high demand. That's a recipe for unhappiness and anxiety. It's never too late to be erotic.

Anatomy of the weirdness involved in creating and managing social change. With an in depth and entertaining study of social movements.

I was surprised to realise a few years ago that most people do not know how to use a dictionary.

A trip down memory lane to the Royal Melbourne Show in 1984 provides a handshake in vale of a Prime Minister.

Welcome to a seachange, only literary. A literature blog dedicated to social change and subject to whims of an eccentric.