Circe by Madeline Miller: A Modern Take on Greek Mythology
Taking from Greek mythology and turning it into something fresh, Madeline Miller delivers a masterpiece of a novel with Circe.
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Stranger Things Season 4 Review
Season four of Stranger Things proved to be its scariest and perhaps the show at its peak popularity.
Anxious People: The Book That Reminds Us We Are All Similar
Author of bestselling novel A Man Called Ove, Swedish writer Fredrik Backman has certainly done it again!
Lightyear: Review of Pixar’s New Film
After four incredible Toy Story films, this universe expands in a sense with Lightyear where we go back to a world within the world.
Why You Should Watch Sally Rooney’s Conversations with Friends TV Adaptation
After years of waiting, Sally Rooney’s Conversations with Friends finally got its own TV adaptation. Prepare yourself for a series you won’t be able to stop watching.
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue Book Review
So many of us wish to be invisible, daydreaming about what we assume to be an unattainable superpower. Only a few see it for what it really is... a curse.
Adam Sandler’s Hustle on Netflix Is a Lot of Fun
The legendary Adam Sandler is back with another movie, this time not a comedy but an inspiring sports drama.
Malibu Rising: Your Invitation to the Biggest Party of the Century
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo definitely put Taylor Jenkins Reid on the map, and now Malibu Rising only proves that this fantastic writer is not going anywhere anytime soon.
A Reader’s Perspective: Silvia Federici’s Beyond the Periphery of the Skin
Silvia Federici is an Italian and American scholar, teacher, and activist from the radical autonomist feminist Marxist tradition. I have reviewed Wages for Housework: Revolution at Point Zero previously, but…
The Review of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
The fans of Marvel movies have been impatiently waiting for the sequel of Doctor Strange. Yet, has this movie met the viewers’ expectations?
Call Me by Your Name: A Literal Masterpiece
The story of the novel has been told twice, and both times have produced masterpieces within the literary and cinematic worlds.
Drive My Car: A Japanese Masterpiece of Filmmaking
In 2021, Japan offered the world one of the most beautifully written masterpieces in cinematography.