Richard Collis is an English teacher and author based in Portishead, where he lives with his wife and two sons. He has been teaching for over 18 years and holds a degree in English, Film, and Drama from Reading University. His debut novel, The Pool (2022), is a fantasy thriller inspired by the natural beauty... The post Interview with Richard Collis, Author of The Pool appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

When facts are left aside, truth becomes subjective. Humanity does not live in a common reality, but every person experiences reality through their lens of understanding. A boon in one’s life can be a bane in another’s. There is a struggle not just to survive but to thrive, to impact the world. Modern technology stands... The post Book Review: The Perfection of Fish by J.S. Morrison appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

Medallio is the author of fantasy and all kinds of fiction that bends the mind and makes you feel a myriad of emotions. Medallio spends time attending local writing conferences and contributing to writers’ groups. When Medallio’s not writing and editing in the DMV area as a Technical Writer/Editor, she’s the 1/4 owner of a... The post An Interview with Medallio Green, Author of Young Blood appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

Raven Howell is an award winning author and poet of several children’s picture books. Her poems appear in children’s magazines such as Cricket, Highlights for Children, HighFive, Ladybug, Jack and Jill, and Fun for Kids. She enjoys presenting children’s writing workshops, visiting libraries and schools, and serves as Creative and Publishing Advisor for RedClover Reader.... The post Blink and Glow: Raven Howell on Inspiring Children Through Nature, Imagination, and Storytelling appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

J.S. Morrison has lived in the U.S., Europe, and the Middle East, and visited Asia, Africa, South America, and Antarctica. He contributed to an anthology and optioned two original screenplays before deciding to write a near-future novel about genetic engineering. The author meant it to be a dire warning to humanity, but his sense of... The post Interview: John Morrison on The Perfection of Fish appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

Calvin is a gifted poet and writer who was one of the top finalists in the Unheard September Poetry Contest 2022. He has contributed his work to books like My Unheard September, The Silver Lining of Heartbreak, and has been part of the Wingless Dreamer community. With many poetry submissions to his credit, Calvin is... The post A Poet’s Perspective: Calvin Shaw on Life, Love, and Writing appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

Melissa is an editor with a heart for wide, open spaces. When not manipulating words, she can be found camping with a camera in hand, getting lost among things green and growing. She lives in Arizona with her husband, three boys, a barrelful of cats, and a rambunctious corgi. Her debut adult dark, epic fantasy, The... The post Interview with Melissa Widmaier, Author of Realm of Light Series appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

Garbage management from my point of view is a basic necessity for a household as well as for a locality as a whole. Unfortunately, in India in the majority of areas, urban as well as rural, garbage collection is the least concerned matter and is often overlooked. Not many realise what impact a polythene thrown... The post The Role of Garbage Collection in Community Health and Environment appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

Exploring the Decline in Book Reading in the Digital Age Reading habits have changed since knowledge has become more and more accessible. The increase of digital technology in our lives is one of the major reasons as to why people nowadays don’t read. Fewer people pick up a book to read day by day in... The post Why Are People Not Reading Books Anymore? appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more

In today’s world technology is everywhere. In this article I have argued that the capitalist society might be using technology to control the minds of the individuals by reducing their capacity for independent thought, through AI, social media, and consumer convenience products. Capitalist societies have always been dependent on technological advancements for economic growth. In... The post Does Capitalist Society Create Technology to Decrease Our Thinking Capacity and Control Our Minds? Is This a New Way to Exploit Us? appeared first on Sociology Group ..read more