I write features on a range of subjects, primarily focussed on both media & entertainment and science, including parapsychology and psi orientated research.
I contribute to a diverse selection of journals such as Blues Matters and Record Collector and web portals from PR-Inside.com to Low Cut and Ultimate Metal. Overtime I have built a portfolio of work comprising content I have contributed to many official websites dedicated to popular music.
I hold an MA in Sociology Qualitative Research from Goldsmiths College, London.
Articles by Stephanie Lynne Thorburn
Obituary to comedian and TV host Soupy Sales- pioneer of slapstick comedy and a much loved household name in the States. Soupy reached the peek of his career in the 1950's and 60's, featuring a range of esteemed musicians on his show including Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie and Duke Ellington.
An overview of my new online publication ´Nuance´. Nuance webzine offers a challenging conceptual fusion of music, culture, metaphysics and esoteric spirituality. The webzine represents an integration of tangible mainstream features with an exploration of more cerebral, ontological spheres. I have also outlined details of my new blog ´Paranormal scholar´, a portal for parapsychological and exopolitical issues, now hosting ´Abstract Maxims´ weblog.
An overview synopsis and introductory text from the new eBook title on archetypal saxophonist Dick Heckstall-Smith by Stephanie Lynne Thorburn.
A biographical resume of B.B. King's esteemed career in context of news related to the new B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretive centre facility in Mississippi.
Music journalist Stephanie Lynne Thorburn recounts some evocative ´tales of the unexpected´ in the diverse career of Rolling Stone bassist Bill Wyman, whose musical odyssey has seen him embrace some unlikely performing platforms over the years, in both the fields of music and English cricket..
UK rock critic Stephanie Lynne Thorburn reflects on a mercurial youth, spent in the company of some evocative aficionados of the music and media industry. Lucid memories of some classic debutante moments are jux ta posed with reflections on the role of both writing and popular music in contemporary culture.
In her candid memoirs, writer and rock critic Stephanie Lynne Thorburn reflects on her mercurial youth, spent in the company of some evocative aficionados of the music and media industry. Lucid recollections of some classic debutante moments are jux ta posed with reflections on the role of both writing and popular music in ensuring freedom of expression in contemporary culture.
´Abstract Maxims' exopolitical blog by Stephanie Lynne Thorburn launched last year with the aim of offering a selection of the most diverse and plausible news sources from around the web, integrating the mainstream with the esoteric. Abstract Maxims II and III are poised to explore new issues and philosophical territories..