Author: Uncharted Thoughts
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From Blog to Bookshelf: How Uncharted Thoughts Is Becoming a Published Series.
I am so excited to announce the big Uncharted Thoughts project. While we have a lot of projects on the go for 2026, as seen here, there is a major project in the making. I have hinted towards this project throughout my regular posts, but I have yet to really explain to you what this…
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2026 News Letter, subscription.
Good day to you, my friends from across the world. I hope that the beginning of 2026 has been kind to you, and that your new years resolution(s) are going strong. Perhaps you’d like to help us out with ours here at Uncharted Thoughts. It is our plan to achieve 100 subscribers by the end…
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Jimmy Savile and the birth of cancel culture.
There are many scars on the face of the BBC, scars that have shaped the nations psyche, but non loom over the journalistic juggernaut quite like the dreadful, paedophile Jimmy Savile. While I was lucky enough to never consciously become aware of this once ‘national treasure’, and I say that through gritted teeth I hope…
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I failed them.
It is all doom and gloom here at Uncharted Thoughts this morning, and although I have been trying to stay positive, and battle this relentless seasonal demon that attempts to smother me with every opportunity. I thought I’d talk honestly, about something that is plaguing my thoughts. Thankfully, the overall battle with this demon has…
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The Secrets of Scotland, an Uncharted Campaign.
Every year I try to commit some time and energy into campaigns, no not Dungeons and Dragons campaigns, although I would love to once again delve into the world of magic and fantasy. These campaigns are more factual that fantasy, and more suggestion than magic. This year we at Uncharted Thoughts have decided to commit…
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The diary of a long distance relationship, from the perspective of the boyfriend.
I go on google and type in ‘long distance relationship advice’, not because I need the advice, but as an experiment. 9/10 articles or posts are from the perspective of the girlfriend / wife of the couple. Very rarely do I see the perspective of the man, and to some I imagine this can be…
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The Andrew Gold ‘I Confront Britain’s Biggest RAC*ST’ review.
I am new to Andrew Gold and for those of you who don’t know who he is, he’s a Podcast Youtuber that debates people on his weekly show Heretics. After a night on the lash and a quick hiking in the Scottish highlands, I decided to sit down and watch some political discourse between Andrew…
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Before the Meme revolution, there was Anchorman.
The year is 2008, I am sat in some class I don’t want to be in, my top five songs are: Famous Last Words – My Chemical Romance Tears Don’t Fall – Bullet For My Valentine Flo Rider – Low Ed Sheeran – Lego House and some other Emo trash song, probably Green Day. There…
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The rise of the Persian lion.
The most exciting news has come across the Uncharted News desk last month. The totalitarian regime that currently occupies Iran is under pressure once again from its people, and the international community. There are riots, protests, and civil disobedience spreading across the country, and unlike most rebellions, I like it. There is only one evil…
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The January Blues.
Every year, without fail, January brings the same feeling of negativity and a disturbing perceived of lack of control. By 30, I thought that perhaps I’d be prepared for the inevitable crack in my otherwise positive and optimistic persona, but for some reason I never seem to be able to prepare myself for it. This…
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