Kairos by Jenny Erpenbeck – A Doomed Affair
Reading Kairos by Jenny Erpenbeck felt like being pulled into a whirlpool of images and places. A toxic love affair set in the GDP collapse.
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A finance girl trapped inside Plath's mind and Camus' world.
Author: Kinjal Parekh
who am i talking to?
knock knock, someone’s here for a visit.
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A Room of One’s Own – Why Woolf Needed a Room and Plath’s Figs Still Wither
Sylvia Plath deserved more figs. Virginia Woolf deserved more time. Amrita Pritam deserved to be known first as a poet, not as a lover.
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Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus – Book Review
Bonnie Garmus wrote Lessons in Chemistry after having a rough day at work. She’d been in a meeting and had endured some standard sexism.
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Last 100 days of 2024
2024 was like being eighteen for me. I felt like a teenager. I have never felt so lost, found and seen as much as I did this year.
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My Top 10 Books of 2024 | Must Read Book Recommendations
Here are the TOP 10 books from my list of 2024 which you must definitely read! Maybe you can add a few of these books on your 2025 TBR list.
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The Gods, The Gods, The Gods by Wright&Grainger – My Experience
Wright&Grainger brings to you an out of the world performance which you will never forget! The Gods, The Gods, The Gods is an experience of a lifetime!
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Main Tenu Phir Milangi by Laksh Maheshwari – A Tragic Love Story | My Experience
Laksh, single-handedly, will manage to make you fall in love with love all over again with his exquisite storytelling skills.
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Tender is the Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica
Imagine a book dipped in capitalism and cannibalism in a dystopian patriarchal world. Tender is the Flesh by Agustina Bazterrica is that book.
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We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson
The book where you find no answers. 158 pages of how two girls, away from the town, spend their days, what they eat and how they clean their house.
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So Long, India – The Patriarchy, Assault, and Women.
We try to romanticize this world but the world has gone in gutters. This little life we live, we die everyday. The anger inside me makes me want to kill myself out of helplessness.
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The stranger, the strangeness & the absurd conversation
The truth is, society is threatened by people like Meursault. People like him have accepted that none of it matters. Would you dare accept it?
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Tragedies of Sylvia Plath, Vincent van Gogh and the May-days
Sylvia Plath and Vincent van Gogh. We want to know so much about their death. But, what do we know about their lives? I guess Vincent and Sylvia might have been good friends if they were to ever meet. I have so much to say about these two.
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fixing fiction – the chaos, verses and randomness
I turned 26 this month. It was a beautiful day and a chaotic month for everything that was.
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Mornings in Jenin by Susan Abulhawa
It’s a shame that it took reading this book for me to realize and understand the gravity of the Israel-Palestine war.
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