This Summer I have been commenting on the Collections of Noble Bandit. What started as a small curiosity has turned into a fascination for me. In this meeting, I wanted to know how much of the poet's work was factually-based and did her imagination alter these experiences?

S. L. Newman's wit and ear for language gives us beautiful and profound poetry endowed with meaning.

It is mid-day
But all is silent
One tree rustles above me
The lofty palm
Forgotten in the breeze

Take a moment midway through your day to look at the real and the imaginary  with S.L. Newman.

"Dead Man on a Strangers Grave"

An alien in a land unknown
A victim of imagination
Covered in sand from the beach

Who is Noble Bandit? S. L. Newman, popularly known as Noble Bandit, has been written poetry professionally for more than a year now and has inspired one and all.

She wrote her first poem at the age of fourteen and her perspective is derives from her own vital experiences.

How do you check someone out without coming across as a creep? 

The other day I revisited one of Nigella Lawson’s cookbooks where she talks about what some prisoners on death row order for their last meals. It made me think.

War has broken out in our supermarkets. Once happy confectionary bars are now slugging it out in an all in brawl to the finish. It isn't a fight we can easily ignore because it concerns our most sacred food – CHOCOLATE.

Who watches C4?
Okay.
Who has developed the irrational reaction of hives, channel switching, or staring stunned at your television after watching for too long?
 

While many industries are struggling in the tough economic climate, the art business is thriving with skin as its most successful new medium!

Because what’s more fun than a death wish? Nothing.