About Charles

profile_pictureGreetings from Sydney, Australia. I started this blog in 2007 to publish reviews of  books and  films I have seen. Since then I write about many more subjects. I use the blog to pass on information and my learning experiences to others. You will also find some articles of a more autobiographical nature as well as glimpses into my musical tastes.

I live in Sydney and my interests include English language and teaching, music, cooking,  English language,  Asian culture (especially Korea, Indonesia and Japan), cinema, personal development, and productivity.

11 responses to “About Charles”

  1. Hello Charles

    Your blog looks like fun.

    Keep at it.

    Alan

  2. Charuzu,

    I don’t know how you find time to do so much!

    As always, I admire your “renaissance” approach to life. You are an inspiration.

    Keep up the good work.

    Phil

  3. Hey Charles.. i have to agree with phil above… how on earth do you fit so much into your life??!! i feel like a vertitable sloth in comparison. Well done on another great burst of creativity!
    Hilary

  4. Hello Charles, happy to have stumbled upon your blog whilst looking for fellow bloggers
    of an autobiographical nature. I am enjoying your writing and was fascinated by your old ledgers (got knows what gems inhabit my own loft, that’s a project awaiting me). Regards
    Tony

  5. Are you the the same Charles of Finnegans Wale FAQ fame? I am bringing it back. I wanted you to know.

    http://www.bendofbay.org/projects/finnegans-wake-faq/

  6. Just found your Blog, Charles! 🙂

  7. Hi Charles. You are the man I have been looking for.I want to store the popular Indian music of the by gone age, ie from my youth! To classify in a table that names the titles, composers, lyric writers and names of the movie and the decade they belong. Each table will belong to a specific decade. I want to store it in my computer.
    I am not an IT man so whats the simplest way to do it. Thanks if you can help.

  8. Ali – Thank you for your comment. I would recommend you use Microsoft Excel or a Google spreadsheet to store the information about the music. Create columns for the year, title, composer, lyric writer, movie and other notes. Then you can extract with filters, and sort the information.

    1. Hi Charles
      Thanks for the swift response. You are a great Aussie from down under.
      Unfortunately you are knocking the stuffing out of our cricket team, not great for us!
      Wish you good health. Ali

  9. are you the owner of the Creativity Website: http://members.optusnet.com.au/~charles57/Creative/index2.html? I am trying to get in touch with this author. Thank you.

  10. Laura. Yes I built the Creativity web site back in the 1990s

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