Categoría: Epicentre South Africa
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Author Interviews – Meet Shehanne Moore and a review
Meet Shehanne Moore Today, I am thrilled to introduce Smexy Historical Romance author, Shehanne Moore, for my May author interview on LatinosUSA. Shehanne and her literary hamstah friends have a great blog where they share all sorts of conversations about books, reading, and authors. You can read their latest post…
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Street & Other Public Art – Pixelated Video Game Mosaics in Paris
When I was in Paris recently, I noticed a coupled of small pixelated art pieces on a wall in the Jewish Quarter. TC and I were on a food tour so I asked the guide about them. She said that these mosaics could be found all over Paris and were…
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Photography – Nature: Fungi
Hi everyone, it’s Robbie Cheadle here with you today with my April post in the Nature Photography section on LatinosUSA – English Edition. Today, I am showcasing Fungi. Next week, I am featuring photographs of Buildings & Architecture. For the April post, I’d like to showcase photographs of Fountains. If…
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Simple Pleasures: Reading and Eating – The Investigative Paranormal Society 3-Book Series by Charles F. French and French Onion Soup
Hi everyone, it’s Robbie Cheadle with you today and I’m sharing my reviews of the three books in The Investigative Paranormal Society 3-Book Series by Charles F. French and a recipe for French Onion Soup. The Investigative Paranormal Society (3 book series) Overview from Amazon From Book 1: «All that is necessary…
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Famous Artworks – Rodin’s sculpture of The Burghers of Calais by Laura Lyndhurst
Hi everyone, it’s Robbie Cheadle here with you today with the April post in the Famous Artworks series on LatinosUSA – English Edition. If you have a favourite Famous Artwork you’d like to share, please email me at cheadlerobbie@gmail.com. Your email should be titled Famous Artworks. You need to include…
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Photography – People cooking
Hi everyone, it’s Robbie Cheadle here with you today with my April post in the People Photography section on LatinosUSA – English Edition. This month I am featuring photographs of people cooking. Next week, I am featuring photographs of Nature. For the April Nature post, I would like to showcase…
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Famous Books and Authors – Why we should be grateful to Shakespeare
Why we should be grateful to Shakespeare and not complain about Shakespeare set works Why we should be grateful to Shakespeare (and not complain about Shakespeare set works) I have always loved Shakespeare and Dickens. I never complained about these set work books when I was at school and I…
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Artforms and Artists from Around the World – The Water Series of paintings by Robbie Cheadle
A bit about my art A few people have asked me about my own art background and so I thought I would share a bit about that today. The honest truth is I have no formal training or background in art. Everything I have done in the artistic line has…
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Photography – Easter Special: Animal Easter Creations by Robbie Cheadle
Hi everyone, it’s Robbie Cheadle here with you today with the April post in my Photography section on LatinosUSA – English Edition. As this post date falls on Good Friday, I am doing an Easter Special and posting a selection of animal and other photographs relating to Easter. Next week’s…
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Classic Books and Poems – Myths, Legends, Poems and Books: I had a little nut tree
I had a little nut tree This nursery rhyme featured in a book that I was given when I was expecting my second, son, Michael. I always like the words and was quite fascinated when I discovered its origins. The nursery rhyme is believed to refer to a visit undertaken…
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Literary Jackpot – The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway
Ernest Hemingway is the most famous American novelist I know. He appears on the on all the top ten author (English books) lists that I have ever read along with William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, JK Rowling and George Orwell. The Old Man and the Sea The Old Man and the…
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Photography – Buildings & Architecture: Looking up
Hi everyone, it’s Robbie Cheadle here with you today with my April post in the Buildings & Architecture Photography section on LatinosUSA – English Edition. For this post, I am focusing on Looking Up. Next week, is the April Animals challenge and I am sharing a special Easter post. As…
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Author Interviews – Meet Elizabeth Gauffreau and a review
Meet Elizabeth Gauffreau Today, I am thrilled to introduce talented author, Elizabeth Gauffreau, for my April author interview on LatinosUSA. Elizabeth (Liz) and I have been blogging friends for some years and I enjoy her interesting posts on her personal blog. You can read one of her charming posts here:…
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Different Kinds of Art: Goddess Mnemosyne & the Nine Muses by Resa McConaghy
Today, I bring you another magnificent Art Gown by the talented Resa McConaghy. This amazing creation is called … Goddess Mnemosyne & the Nine Muses In Greek mythology, Mnemosyne is the Titan Goddess of memory. Her parents are Uranus and Gaea. Her eleven god and goddess siblings are Tethys, Theia,…
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Photography – Nature: Insects
Hi everyone, it’s Robbie Cheadle here with you today with my March post in the Nature Photography section on LatinosUSA – English Edition. Today, I am showcasing Insects. Next week, I am featuring photographs of Buildings & Architecture. For the February post, I’d like to showcase photographs of Buildings –…
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Simple Pleasures: Reading and Eating – Five-Toed Tigress by T.W. Dittmer and American Hamburgers
Hi everyone, it’s Robbie Cheadle with you today and I’m sharing my review of Five-Toed Tigress by T.W. Dittmer and my recipe for American Hamburgers My review of Five-Toed Tigress by T.W. Dittmer Five-Toed Tigress is a riveting novel with engaging and strong characters, a few of whom are strong…
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