Craig & Jay's History of Anything

By Craig: It was a thickset lumbering beast nearly twelve feet long with a robust calf-like face. In a way it reminded me of a gigantic toad...

Sinclair the Striker by Jay One of the greatest cricketers from South Africa during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century was...

By Craig: What was it? Was it a monster? A giant monolith emerging from the bowels of the earth? It had massive mechanical arms that moved a...

By Craig: These days we live in a world where there is no frontier. Humans have been to the Poles. They have conquered the greatest Himalaya...

By Craig: Here is a little poem that I wrote a number of years ago. In fact, 23 years to be exact. I found it in a little book of poems all ...

By Craig: As you age, the way that you perceive things change. When you are a small child it is hard to differentiate between fiction and re...

By Craig: They swim in circles around the cylindrical tank. They remind me of race cars driving around an oval track, yet there is a differe...