Literatura

From Uncharted Territories to Global Imagination: The Journey of Afghan Literature — The beginning of the 21st century brought about a significant turning point in Afghan literature. Prior to the cataclysmic events of 9/11, Afghanistan was often overlooked and underrepresented in the global literary landscape, making it relatively unknown and unread. However, the dawn of the new century sparked a massive shift…

Choosing a book to read depends on your personal interests and preferences. However, here are some popular and highly recommended books across various genres that you might enjoy as a 30-year-old. Fiction “The Great Gatsby” by F. …

A time travel story that’s more about the characters rather than the time travel. — Time travel in sci-fi has always been one of my favorite subgenres. But lately, I’ve noticed that more and more of them seem to heavily spend time in explaining the mechanics of the time travel, so much so that they either don’t bother trying to make me care about the…

Many are the drafts I wrote and deleted on this website. These ongoing miscarriages of thoughts and ideas which have never and will never see the light of day left aching scars on my soul and God only knows the reality of this pain. I drag myself in front of…

Miéville’s least weird book is still worth the read. — The City & The City is perhaps, China Miéville’s least weird book. It doesn’t really have any fantastical elements at all unless you squint, and yet it’s perhaps my favorite Miéville, so far. It is a police procedural story. And even though it might be his least weird book, it’s…

Jesus could not have found a city more suitable than Alexandria, anywhere in the Ancient World, that would be more multi-cultural, richer in academic learning, a haven for great minds, truth-seekers, who gravitated to that beacon of preserved knowledge, and wonder of the world, for 200 years like bees to…

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I’d like to share two ideas upon which I firmly stand: — 1. Women’s Literary Fiction is not just for women. 2. Reading classic literature provides a deep and rewarding scope of the world, which expands us as humans. With this in mind, I warmly encourage you to get your hands on any or all of these 10 gorgeous books, since I…