Another Murakami book from me, but this time I read one of his first novels- more like a novelette. The book started with a prologue of how Murakami started off his career, some of the elements there were covered in... Continue Reading →
An interesting insight of the annals of psychology. This book dwell deep into the history of the doctors for mental illness, minute and detailed story line-up that explains how this industry had been stigmatized and now being one of the... Continue Reading →
This was my first lengthier book after a few months of light reading, this was somewhat heavy but not as much weight as I expected. The book was a fun, gripping read. The fact that it was un-put-down-able already beaten... Continue Reading →
Nothing more American than this book, I had a tough time reading this book as I failed to comprehend the intrinsic meaning of each section of this book. This is a compilation of American shorts from the 80s which peered... Continue Reading →
Ma Huateng, also known as Pony Ma, is one of the co-founders of Tencent company. Pony Ma is one of the master copiers in the world, copying his way to pave his own in China, and even the whole world.... Continue Reading →
This is the first book that I picked up after months of hibernation from reading. I took a hiatus from doing these reviews because I had to take care of more important stuffs resulting to no time in doing any... Continue Reading →
The sarin attack in Tokyo on 20 March 1995 expressed in the eyes of the victims, not of the media. Haruki depicted how one-sided the media can be. In this book, he aimed to give the readers a taste of... Continue Reading →
Moore's Law has been applicable to our lives, especially our technological parts, which depicts that growth is exponential. Ranging from your laptop to your fridge which are objects that are connected to the internet, namely the Internet of Things (IoT),... Continue Reading →
Talking about creativity analytically, critically and minutely, this is how Originals is born. This is not a typical fact and evidence book, like many other non-fictions out there (although I have to admit some parts are rather tedious to read).... Continue Reading →
