Book reviews; written in the dark
Under the Eye of the Big Bird is long listed for the International Booker Prize, 2025. Dystopian meditation on evolution and extinction. … Continue readingBook Review; Under the Eye of the Big Bird by Hiromi Kawakami
Mother-daughter relationship, alienation, a sense of belonging, father figure and her calling to be a writer. A Short Review on Beautyland. … Continue readingBeautyland by Marie-Helene Bertino Short Review
My transition from Kindle to Kobo. Short description on how I moved my Kindle library to another e-reading device. … Continue readingFrom Kindle to Kobo
Many shades of violence, ideologies and characters. John Wick meets Mad Max in this fast-paced sci-fi novel. … Continue readingOmniviolence by Jones Worthington Short Review
What if our endless trying to be a better version of ourselves is just programmed into our code in order to level up our character stats?
… Continue readingHow I Killed The Universal Man by Thomas Kendall Review
Weekly Thoughts #8
Two Truly thought-provoking and triggering Sci-fi Books. AI, Omniviolence, cyberpunk and gore is just the tip of the iceberg. What a time to be alive. … Continue readingThought-Provoking Sci-fi Books
Samantha Harvey is the winner of the 2024 Booker Prize. Her science fiction novel, The Orbital is a beautiful meditation on human kind. … Continue readingThe Orbital by Samantha Harvey Review
Whether it’s vampires, ghosts or Fishermen you are looking for this Halloween, you are in the right place. Tiny book reviews for readers. … Continue readingVampires, Ghosts and Fishermen!
This year’s Nobel Laureate in Literature is the South Korean author Han Kang. Important conversations about the fragility of human condition. … Continue readingNobel Prize in Literature 2024: Han Kang, South Korean Author
Weekly bookish thoughts about what I have read, including The Leviathan Wakes by James S. A. Corey. Current spooky reads and recommendations! … Continue readingWeekly Bookish Thoughts #5