Literature

Short of winning the Booker Prize, ‘Stone Yard Devotional’ is a book like few others

Trust me, I’m not an astrophysicist

You fancy me mad

Life, Homeric heroes, virtual reality, and free will

Awaiting publication in English, the Spanish writer’s new work is a new declaration of love for the rural world, an environment that is…

Reading Natalia Ginzburg’s short story ‘La Madre’ (The Mother)

A journey we must all make

You can’t beat first-hand experience

A Tale of Hope

In a deeply insightful and timely novel, Rooney dissects how new generations face new challenges in love, while also experiencing those of…

What if the Christian allegories in ‘The Chronicles of Narnia’ are examined under a Hindu lens?

Why you should definitely read James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’

When is an exploration of the personal exploitative? When is it clear?

The Australian literary fixture discusses curation as an act of creation, uncomfortable cultural conversations, and how literary fests will…

Mellors’ second novel zips between the chaotic lives of three sisters come together to mourn in this symphonic dynamo of a book

How old is our mass-cultural crisis?

Today the literary figure of Dante produces more academic studies than any other author, including Shakespeare and Cervantes. Why does he…

A monumental novel, not so much in length as in the depth of its reflections, which is destined to become a classic of 21st-century…

Christian thrillers like ‘This Present Darkness’ and ‘Left Behind’ trained a generation to fear, demonize, and distrust

Anyone with an interest in life in the Soviet Union and the horrors of Stalin should read this novel.

75 years since he died

And what we miss out on if we forget his legacy.

An Epic Journey Of Ten Years In A Single Day?

An enjoyable and entertaining approach to one of the most famous wars in history, the cradle of Western literature thanks to the work of…