Tag: Nonfiction

I chose Manifestos on the Future of Food and Seed as the first book of my learning about the environment project. I never thought that there would be…

I enjoyed reading Written Lives because I really love to read about the authors I like or haven’t had the opportunity to meet. Especially if these articles came…

Constable In Love is a biography of John Constable that art critic Martin Gayford has written with meticulousness and delight in every line. I first saw John Constable’s…

I bought Secret Lives of Great Authors as soon as it was released. Instead of reading in one sitting, I chose to read it slowly. So, Secret Lives…

I came across Sofie Hagen’s book Happy Fat at an event. I don’t know if I would have come across this book without this event, but since I…

This Road I Ride is the second book by Juliana Buhring. In her first book, Not Without My Sister, she talks about the Children of God, the terrible…

I read Leonardo Portrait of a Master out of curiosity. Leonardo da Vinci is actually one of the great artists that my husband admires rather than me. I…

Wanderers A History of Women Walking is one of those books about walking but, it is solely about women and their experiences as walkers. And I must say,…

Blue Nights is Joan Didion’s first book I read, and I guess it will definitely not be her last book. Joan Didion has a spell-like writing style, and…

I first heard of The Power of Myth and Joseph Campbell on a 6-episode television show. Although I was upset about why I hadn’t heard of Joseph Campbell…