So.. i guess the first topic i should talk about is myself, my interests, hobbies and the such so here it goes.....
What are the title of current books i am reading within the fiction genre?
I like so many others am a child at heart and therefore I enjoy reading teen fiction, I am currently re-reading Casandra Claire's City of Bones and also Paul Stewart and Chris Riddle's edge chronicles many people say that these trilogies grammatically childish which is true in some senses however I find that the world that is created out of nothing more than makes up for the language.
What is the title of the non-fiction book you are currently reading?
Non-Fiction isn't really my cup of tea however i do find that murder mysteries by Lindon Stacy such as Dead Fall and Point Break were to my liking and kept me occupied for all of two days as i have said before i prefer to be able to immerse myself in a fantasy world.
What is the last live performance i attended?
Coming from a musical theatre back round i have watched almost every musical/play on the current London west end. The last production i watched was Les Miserables in Queens theatre.
What was the title of the last film you watched?
The last film i watched was Hackers (1995) link to IMDB an excellent film in my opinion and had some real rising stars in its cast.
How often do you read a newspaper/online articles?
As many of you may have also experienced, I was once a central London commuter so the metro was my physical paper of choice (which is another way of saying i'm a cheapskate and its free ;)
I try if can to avoid tabloid fear mongering style papers even so a chortle at the Sun's often close minded shenanigans is sometimes quite refreshing.
Which art gallery / museum / exhibition did you visit last?
The last place i visited was the Science museum in London (i love science).
How many hours a week do you spend on video games?
So to calculate this i just worked on an average figure of 3 hours on average so around 21 hours a week which is more than the hours required to be classed as a part time job.
How many hours a week do you spend playing games other than video games?
I have to admit this is a big fat 0! however i am looking to rectify this in the future.
Sam
Hi Sam,
ReplyDeleteThe question about the non-fiction book(s) you are currently reading was a way to let you shoehorn-in a couple of the books on the reading lists of the modules you are taking this semester.
As someone with an interest in theatre, you may be pleased to know that The New Wolsey Theatre offers under-25s tickets for £5.00--not a bad deal for a night out!
http://www.wolseytheatre.co.uk/
You should be able to start expanding your knowledge of non-digital games, and exploring their mechanics, dynamics and aesthetics, when we look at some ancient ganes over the course of the next few weeks. There is also a collection of board games (as well as some card games) in the cupboards in one of the games labs that you can use too.