Where the Drains Ran to the Sea is a reflective ecological memory of childhood in 1960s Malaysia, exploring monsoon drains, wildlife, and how living systems shaped a lifelong respect for nature.
Category Archives: Life Series
Conservation Today
Shark conservation has come a long way, but many species still struggle. A personal look at progress, ongoing threats, and why my lifelong fascination with sharks endures.
Regret, Responsibility, and Redemption
Peter Benchley regretted the fear Jaws created and spent his life supporting shark conservation. His journey shaped my own path into wildlife, nature, and gardening.
Villains or Victims? How Civilisation Has Harmed Sharks
Sharks were never the villains—humans were. A personal look at fear, Jaws, declining shark populations, and how we became the real danger to the ocean’s top predators.
Why Does Everyone Love Shark Films?
Why do people love shark films so much? From fear and fascination to pure escapist fun, here’s what makes shark movies irresistible to audiences worldwide.
