#article index

Interviews:

Defying Defeat to Reach Success (Sebastian LaCroix)

Balance in the Personal and the Professional (Archbishop Andrei) (Article lost during the Great Blog Cleanup of 2020 but recovered.)

Tailoring to The Tailor (The Tailor)

The Past through the lens of the Future (Beckett)

A Rose By Any Other Name (Erin Gardner)

Weaving a World Wide Web (The Spider)

Painting with Brushstrokes of Code (John; you know, the Caitiff?)

From Zero to Hero. (Nick Edenson)

The Lone Wolf: The Real Life of a Bounty Hunter  (Nathan Villalobos)

Statement of The Archivist  (The Archivist)

Testimony of Dr Rosemund (Celeste Vladislav Rosemund)

The Dragon’s Tale (Vlad III Dracula Tepes)

The Master of Corporation (Dwayne Aydan Masters)

The Art Behind the Effects (Travis A Burr)

The Tale of the Archbishop (Archbishop Andrei)

Where Secrets Flow Like Water (Gary Golden)

Los Angeles Guides:

The Hidden Gems of Los Angeles

Pie For The Soul 

Reader Request: Nightlife in the City of Angels. 

The Vampire’s Guide to Los Angeles

Bela Lugosi Is (Un)Dead

Photography:

7 Types of Photography Styles to Master

Amongst the Skyscrapers

L.A. by Night I: Colour in Los Angeles

L.A. by Night II: Daydream in Neon

The Natural Wonders of Los Angeles

The Best Places to Photograph in Los Angeles

L.A.’s Golden Hour

The Colours of Omnia

A Photographer’s Guide to the Isle of Lewis and Harris

The Kindred’s Guide to the Galaxy:

The Kindred’s Guide to the Galaxy #1: Downtown L.A.

The Kindred’s Guide to the Galaxy #2: Santa Monica

Other Stuff:

Mr Archbishop Andrei’s Top Dinosaurs

Gun Safety

A Study In Red

Reader Request: Top 5 Horse Breeds

Reader Request: Top 5 Cats We Have Petted

Reader Request: Top 5 Literature Fails

Fantastic Cryptids and where to find them 

The 5 Most Haunted Places in Oxford

Wave At The Stars and They will Wave Back

I am a graduating senior this year, I just had my last undergraduate class this morning! But I wanted to share how to do a proper literature review and article index. 

I do all my work on google drive just because it’s easier for me. Beware though because when you save it as an excel sheet, the boxes all shrink and it’s so difficult to read. So if your professor will work with google sheets, then I’d go for it. Otherwise maybe just continuously save on your excel sheets. 

First off, you’ll want to organize the references by alphabetical order of the last name of the FIRST author listed. APA does this weird thing where the researcher of most importance is listed first. 

You’ll want several boxes; APA citation, title of article, first author, year published, abstract, keywords, method of study, participants, and the summary. 

Now the best way to go about finding articles is using relevant keywords through you library’s database. However, once you find your first relevant article, what you can do is start looking at the articles THEY cited and so on. 

You’ll usually want to start in a specific database, my professor always tells me to focus in PsycInfo. I only use Google Scholar to supplement my search.