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Great literature can transport you anywhere. But if you have the opportunity to do so, traveling is good for the soul. It offers perspective –

I’ve been on furlough since the end of March, but on Monday 13th July I’m finally returning to work. Plenty has happened over the course

The month of June was fairly sparse in terms of reading time, so it’s a very short roundup this time. However, from non-fiction to sci-fi,

In a world of streaming, e-readers, and on-demand services, libraries have fallen out of favour in recent years. With other options, people need compelling reasons

May 2020 was my first month on NetGalley. I also read my favourite book of the year so far! A Portrait of the Artist as

“At any street corner the feeling of absurdity can strike any man in the face.” Albert Camus, The Myth of Sisyphus The Beginner’s Guide to

The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, a Hunger Games Prequel, is launching next week on 19th May, 2020. I knew that Suzanne Collins had been

April was a busy month, reading-wise! I delved into my first ever Dostoyevsky text, revisited a J.K. Rowling classic, and reviewed an intriguing Kindle Unlimited