Strangers On A Pier is somewhere between Memoir and personal essays. Tash Aw takes up very few pages (91) to get straight what’s real for him- my favourite type of book. Continue reading Strangers On A Pier By Tash Aw Book Review
During the beginnings of Social Distance life in 2020, I ordered The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett. I wanted to read my copy of Nella Larsen’s Passing first Continue reading Passing by Nella Larsen x The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett: A book pair
Crooked Plow put my thoughts in a world I don’t really know much about and has definitely made me want to learn more- not only about it’s historical aspect but also from social and spiritual perspective. Continue reading Crooked Plow by Itamar Vieira Junior Book Review
Women In Translation – Just Like Tomorrow is Faïza Guène’s debut novel translated from French to English by Sarah Ardizzone. Originally published as Kiffe Kiffe Demain when Guène was just 19 (!) Continue reading Just Like Tomorrow (Kiffe Kiffe Demain) by Faïza Guène – Book Review
Misfits: A Personal Manifesto, Michaela Coel is an inspiring, short read. I very much admire Michaela Coel’s work, I’m a big fan of I May Destroy You and Chewing gum. I think she’s incredibly talented, brilliant. IMDY is like nothing I’d ever seen and I was blown away by it. Had us all in its grip a summer or two ago (was it even summer? … Continue reading Misfits: A Personal Manifesto, Michaela Coel A small book of inspiration and truth
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