Welcome to The Subtext – I’m Dan and this is my second blog post (after Detention) and links to my second episode on my growing YouTube channel! This week we’re continuing our deep-dive into video game horror – and today’s…
All this sunny February weather and reminiscing over Jon’s latest Venice travel article about our time in Italy, and I’m starting to really get in the mood for light, floral, fragrant green teas. My go-to teas for the hot summer…
The Subtext: a cursory discussion of horror, to be explored more deeply in later episodes – specifically horror through imagery and disturbing themesto evoke a feeling and examining how time and place (atmosphere) can affect experience – as opposed to…
It’s a perfect Sunday afternoon, the sky is clear blue, the sun is shining and I’ve nothing to do but drink tea and laze about. My tea of choice on this fine day is Twinings Intensely Raspberry & Dragon Fruit.…
Is there anything better than a ginger, lemon and honey tea when you feel a cold coming on? In my excitement for spring time, I usually forget it’s still February and head outside in far too little clothing. The result…
I have exciting news – I just found that Zest Tea is available to buy and ship to the UK! It’s been one of my go-to teas for a while and now I finally have an excuse to write a…
Usually when I receive tea for Christmas, it’s not a good thing. Most of the time it’s a super sweet, gimmicky Christmas tea that’s blended with God-knows-what. So, when I tried English Tea Shop’s Candy Cane tea (thank you Lucy),…
I spend Valentine’s day with what I love most in the world. Tea. The Whittard Rose Bloom Flowering Tea caught my eye a week ago, and I just had to have it as my Valentine’s tea treat. For those that…
Finding the right words to describe my love for this tea was difficult. But here we are, my Whittard Jasmine green tea review is ready! My first taste of jasmine tea was from a tiny blue porcelain cup during a…