Bostasp is a bunch of pages that happen to be loosely connected, out there on the vast internets. You happen to have found it, or at least, the page telling you about it.

Name and Motto

“The Book of Sayings that are Synthetically Pleasing”

Once a physical collection of scribbled phrases, we shunted the name into the acronym Bostasp. It is just easier this way. Our motto on the other hand:

“Only we bounce over blue rainbows: To creatively endeavour all those before and amongst our spectre.”

It is meaningless. Don’t even try. Well, at least I think it is meaningless. I cannot remember.

Brief History

Bostasp has existed on the internet, in a variety of different forms, since late 2001. It has functioned as a community forum, a scrapbook for various projects and a personal website, amongst other things, for that time. Originally conceived as a way of publishing inane sayings, it rapidly lost any sense of purpose, becoming, as of July 2010, an obtuse, obscure and irrelevant website, with little or no function or meaning.

Endeavouring to turn this around, Bostasp has become a blog.

About your Author

Adam is a student of International Relations at the University of Exeter. He is the Students’ Guild Equality & Diversity Officer. He drinks far too much coffee, plays computer games far too often and reads an unhealthy amount of news.

Adam writes about politics, news and current affairs. He adds a smattering of entries about his role as Equality & Diversity Officer in the University of Exeter Students’ Guild, International Relations, the odd book and life in general.

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