So Late In The Day
Claire Keegan’s book features three poignant short stories exploring themes of misogyny and rage. Each narrative delves into the complexities of male attitudes towards women, revealing deep-seated issues.
learning through reading
Claire Keegan’s book features three poignant short stories exploring themes of misogyny and rage. Each narrative delves into the complexities of male attitudes towards women, revealing deep-seated issues.
Set in 1920s Chicken Hill of Pottstown, Pennsylvania, the novel explores interaction between Jews, African-Americans, and the Ku Klux Klan.
A philosophical discussion with no spoilers
The word Mockingbird is used to represent innocence. When it says, “…it is a sin to kill a Mockingbird” it says it is a sin to hurt the innocent.
Reading Harry Potter as an adult might raise some eyebrows; after all it is categorized as Children’s Fiction, right?
Time traveling has been getting more adventurous for me. Last time I hitchhiked from eastern China to India; this time however, I went to a time centuries ago when there were … Continue reading A reminder for every leader: from The Hobbit