Classic Literature
For the love of classic books.
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Do You Know W. G. Sebald?
There are writers, and then there was this man who was crazy enough to describe his own method of writing as “a willful blurring of literary boundaries.”
As a German who grew up in the shadow of the Second World War, he wrote about the Hol...
Fyodor Dostoevsky's Trauma Response.
Guys, I know we're in the middle of our Odyssey era, but something has been sitting in my head for days, and I can't ignore it anymore. I think I may be onto something here… or maybe not. Hear me out.
Over the years, as I kept reading Fyod...
Christopher Nolan Just Gave Classic Literature One of Its Biggest Wins in Years: And why we should not waste this moment.
I had been waiting patiently for this film to be released. And after finally watching it the other day, I walked out of the cinema convinced of one thing: this is one of the biggest wins classic literature has had in years. And this time, i...
Courage Before Greatness: The Albert Camus Story
There is almost no time I come across anything about Albert Camus that I don't discover something spectacular... or something completely new.
Camus is one man whose life, though short, was one of the deepest, most impactful, and most event...
How Did Mark Twain Keep Laughing?
Guys, during the week, I lost my cat. For days, I couldn't even laugh at a joke at work.
And it really got me thinking... How on earth did Mark Twain do it? How?!
How do you keep writing some of the funniest books ever written, spend your...
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