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 →
Art is a form of expression of our inner-most feelings, the conscious ones as well as those unconscious ones. It is credence to say everything that we do involves a little more of art than we have imagined. When we... Continue Reading →
The stars across the skies laid sparsely as I looked into the plain vast blackness of the incessant flow of time, never waiting for anyone. Sporadic clouds were forming above my head, swirling, my thoughts were lingering around with the... Continue Reading →
Living in a world where making choices is a prerogative that everyone of us has. Every choice that we make will sure have its consequences, no matter good or bad, if you ever regret of what you had chosen in... Continue Reading →
Jogging at the usual route of my housing area in the breezy misty morning where the boughs of the trees waved at me exuberantly basked in the morning sun. As I was taking a corner, I passed by the kindergarten... Continue Reading →
I have read not more than a hundred books up until now, this is considered ridiculously low compared to other proficient English users. Although I read significantly lesser than average, I do appreciate the time that I spent reading, I... 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 →
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 →
