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Liam Carroll
Oct 20, 20195 min read
Carl Jung: Accept Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself
If the doctor wants to guide another, or even accompany him a step of the way, he must feel with that person’s psyche. He never feels it whe
Liam Carroll
Oct 16, 20195 min read
JOKER: The Villain We Deserve
Spoiler alert; I’m writing about the newly released Joker and, as much as I’ll try to avoid specific plot details, I’m sure to give...
Liam Carroll
Oct 12, 20193 min read
A Review of 'Wake in Fright'
I stumbled upon Kenneth Cook’s masterpiece two days ago while killing time before a meeting, waltzing about in a Barangaroo bookshop I...
Liam Carroll
Oct 2, 20193 min read
The Timeless Art of Giving a F*ck
In this age of Aspirational Nihilism, where not giving a f*ck (with subtlety) has become inspirational, where the lure of stale mediocrity w
Liam Carroll
Sep 12, 20194 min read
Poor Elly, So Much Ado About Abbie
Apologies, I’ve been lazy this year in my Bachelor dedication. Rest assured though, I’ve kept a knowing finger on its throbbing pulse...
Liam Carroll
Jul 12, 20194 min read
Find a steep hill and sprint up it! Everyday. Because one day it might just save your life.
Like most Australians, most humans in general really, I live on the coast. I wouldn’t have it any other way. To surf, swim, squish sand betw
Liam Carroll
Jul 11, 20195 min read
Don’t Diss the Comments Section, You’re Missing the YouTube Goldmine.
You were on your way home when you died.
It was a car accident. Nothing particularly remarkable, but fatal nonetheless. You left behind a w
Liam Carroll
Jul 9, 20195 min read
“About Time” for a Rom-Com about the Love Between Father and Son
“About Time” does, for the most part, fool you into believing this is a story about a young man who is desperate for love, to find the girl
Liam Carroll
Jun 27, 20194 min read
In a World Obsessed with Conflict, How Can a Kookaburra Save Your Soul…and Your Story?
I suppose it’s always been this way, an ever-repeating global path of least resistance towards basking in conflict. I’ve become acutely...
Liam Carroll
May 1, 20196 min read
The Scorpio Dilemma
The Scorpios roaming contemporary life find themselves in a strange bind, possessing a sting in their tail that can bring anyone of any...
Liam Carroll
Apr 30, 20198 min read
The Long Night Battle for Winterfell: When Game of Thrones Lost the Plot
I feel so bad, so dirty, even contemplating writing a bad word about the wonder of George R.R.’s creation. And knowing that George’s...
Liam Carroll
Mar 22, 20195 min read
It Doesn’t Care: The Precocious Zen Master Wisdom of Mark Richard Anderson
To earn some sweet extra dosh in my teens, during the golden age of the mid 90’s, I used to pick up my much younger sister Eloise, and...
Liam Carroll
Jan 8, 20195 min read
An Irish Grill at The Pantry, Kilkee, County Clare. Pop Would've Loved It.
To have family in Ireland is not to have relatives alive this very day, no, it’s to have Gaelic blood coursing your veins.
Liam J. Carroll
May 15, 20184 min read
Do You Believe the Universe Can Talk to You?
I was never big on the paranormal, more as a defence mechanism than a true disbelief. Sneaking a viewing of Poltergeist as a young’un led...
Liam Carroll
Mar 16, 20183 min read
What Gives Birth to a Novel?
I didn't grow up yearning to be an author. I tried my hand at a few things; dish pigging, brick cleaning, physiotherapy, commodities...
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