I’m generally fairly fond of reading classics, even if I don’t always enjoy all of them, and I’ve developed an…
Rereading Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
I first read Fahrenheit 451 quite a few years ago and at the time I greatly enjoyed it and found…
November 2022 Wrap-Up
There’s really not much that I have to say about this month, other than the fact that it was fairly…
The Marriage Portrait by Maggie O’Farrell | Book Review
I was interested in reading this because I’ve had a fairly good track record with O’Farrell’s books in the past,…
Five Historical Fiction Books Set in Antiquity
It’s been a little while since I’ve done a recommendations style-post, and I thought it would fun to do one…
The Chaos Machine by Max Fisher | Book Review
This was a disturbing look yet compelling look into social media, exploring its effects on human psychology and society. The…
October 2022 Wrap-Up
This is the end of what is probably my worst reading month in quite a while. I barely read ten…
Why I Choose to DNF Books
I’ve mentioned in one of my recent posts that I DNF fairly frequently, and I wanted to share why I…
Aftermath: Life in the Fallout of the Third Reich by Harald Jähner | Book Review
This was a fascinating look into the immediate post-war years in Germany after the fall of the Nazis. This is…
How I Track My Reading on Notion
In one of my recent posts, I discussed my experience after not using Goodreads for a month, and I wanted…
The Literary Escapade 