Elif the Reader
While reading The End of the Affair, I thought of a Native American proverb that I read somewhere years ago, and I believe it with all my heart: When…
I love reading novels about writers. A writer writing about another writer sounds intriguing, and if they do it well, we readers end up reading an exciting book.…
Her Body And Other Parties is Carmen Maria Machado’s short storybook that has received many awards and was nominated for many awards. I started reading the book chosen…
Why Look at Animals? is the third book I’ve read by John Berger, and I think it’s the book I’ve been most impressed with. Have you ever wondered…
Cold Enough for Snow by Jessica Au has won the Novel Prize. The Novel Prize is a new, biennial award for a book-length, unpublished work of literary fiction…
Memoirs of a Geisha is one of the highly popular books written by American author Arthur Golden in 1997. For years, I didn’t want to read it or…
I Capture the Castle is one of Dodie Smith’s highly popular books, first published in 1948. In fact, it is among the classics for young readers over the…
I love reading gothic books in cold seasons. Autumn and winter are perfect for gothic books because the ambience is already there with crunchy leaves, candles, dark skies…
Nightshift is the first book I’ve read by Kiare Ladner, and it will most likely be the last. I was distraught that I wanted to read a novel…
The Italian Teacher is the second book I’ve read by Tom Rachman after The Imperfectionists. The story, which focuses on the art world and artists, discusses issues such…