Published inBooks Are Our SuperpowerTorn in Two: Have You Ever Heard of Book Splitting?When ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’ Counts 10, not 5 Books2d ago2d ago
Published inBooks Are Our SuperpowerRomeo and Juliet isn’t just Elizabethan ‘Twilight’It’s a window into the psychology of gang violence, full of rip-roaring humour and enchanting poetry4d ago244d ago24
Published inBooks Are Our SuperpowerThe Captivating Peace of ‘Will o’the Mill’Robert Louis Stevenson wrote a little known tale about self-affirmation that’s still worth a read todayFeb 19Feb 19
Published inAn Injustice!For Indian Mothers, Second-Hand Clothes Will Always Be Second BestHow ‘pre-loved’ and ‘vintage’ is seen as code for ‘poor’ and ‘desperate’Feb 1310Feb 1310
Published inBooks Are Our SuperpowerThe 6 Classic Fantasy Romance Novels You Need To Check Out Before Valentine’s DayYou didn’t think it all started with romantasy, did you?Feb 7Feb 7
Published inBooks Are Our SuperpowerBeyond Fire and Fury: Oscar Wilde’s Gentle Evocation of Faith‘Sonnet on hearing the Dies Irae Sung in the Sistine Chapel’ renders the Last Judgment a homecomingFeb 28Feb 28
Published inBooks Are Our SuperpowerSpecial Editions Will Always be This Bookworm’s Guilty PleasureGilded edges, foiled covers and glossy, page length illustrations? Sign me up!Jan 2517Jan 2517
Published inBooks Are Our SuperpowerThe Pitfall of Memory and Storytelling in Nghi Vo’s ‘Into the Riverlands’The third entry to the Singing Hills Cycle puts a spotlight on the notion of courage and the immortality of a nameJan 2111Jan 2111
Why Helping Others is Painful But Why I Won’t Stop Doing ItCaring can be an underrated form of courage in the world we live inJan 202Jan 202
Published inBooks Are Our SuperpowerThe Lure of Melancholy in ‘A Boy Called Christmas’Ever wanted a Christmas story that A) isn’t always happy and B) doesn’t resolve itself in warm, cozy hugs?Jan 141Jan 141
