Morning, How To Make Time by Allan Jenkins can be summarized as a love letter to the early hours of the day. In addition to … Read More ›
Category: Books
Nineteenth-Century Art by Laurie Schneider is a book I’ve read right after Adams’ Art. It focuses on the art of the nineteenth century. Just like … Read More ›
The Beauty of Everyday Things is a collection of essays by Soetsu Yanagi. With 16 essays written on different years and topics, you will be … Read More ›
The Great Economists is about the 12 most influential economists of all time and how their ideas can help with the problems our time. If … Read More ›
Laurie Schneider Adams is Professor of Art History at John Jay College, City University of New York. Her book Art is a comprehensive book for … Read More ›
My name Is Red is the second book by Orhan Pamuk that I read after many years. The first book I read from him was … Read More ›
A Very Easy Death by Simone de Beauvoir is a heartbreaking book about the death of her mother. Even though we all know we are … Read More ›
Farewell Damascus is the first book I have read from the Syrian writer Ghada Samman. In fact, I read a Syrian writer for the first … Read More ›
The Fate of Food is one of the best books I’ve read recently. It excited me so much that I wanted to share it with … Read More ›
The Little House is Kyoko Nakajima’s first novel translated into English. I don’t know why it hasn’t been translated until this year, but when it … Read More ›
On Cats by Doris Lessing is a well written and highly entertaining book about cats. From her childhood in Africa to London and the UK … Read More ›