Book 369: Symposium – Plato
I understand how important this work is, you know, history and stuff (hello sarcasm), but there is no need for the […]
Book 369: Symposium – Plato Read Post »
I understand how important this work is, you know, history and stuff (hello sarcasm), but there is no need for the […]
Book 369: Symposium – Plato Read Post »
Going into Ayn Rand’s Anthem I had very little “real” knowledge of her, her writing or her politics. Everything I know
Book 368: Anthem – Ayn Rand Read Post »
As with 99% of the Classics I’ve read, I’m wondering what took me so long to read this one! Not
Book 361: Frankenstein – Mary Shelley Read Post »
I did it! I finally finished! After almost exactly a month to the day that I started the infamous Don Quixote
Book 359: Don Quixote – Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra (Part 2) Read Post »
This isn’t the first Kafka I’ve read. I read Amerika way back in 2011 and my opinion is pretty much the
Book 358: The Metamorphosis – Franz Kafka Read Post »
[Check out my updated review from February 2020.] I don’t know how I let myself go so long without re-reading Persuasion, I
Book 352: Persuasion – Jane Austen Read Post »
The publisher, Open Road Integrated Media, reached out to me with this book as I’d previously read Jane Bowles’ Two Serious Ladies,
Book 348: In Youth Is Pleasure & I Left My Grandfather’s House – Denton Welch Read Post »
My friend Nick gave this to me to read ages ago and I’ve finally gotten around to it. I wasn’t
Book 337: Crome Yellow – Aldous Huxley Read Post »
Continuing my “Jane-uary” theme, I’ve just finished Northanger Abbey in time for our Jane Austen Book Club (JABC) discussion, which
Book 331: Northanger Abbey – Jane Austen Read Post »