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Love, like the innocence of childhood, evolves as one does in a society held tightly by the strings of convention and patriarchy. Though...

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Not a lot of people have read No Longer Human and not a lot of people will. It’s not a long book, at least not by its measure, but it...

This book remains too ephemeral. And yet it is profoundly infused with the feeling of living in (or with) the present. It’s a book that...

For Schopenhauer, the deepest problem of the self, afflicting itself, is our individuality. The will to live must live and fester on...

The truth is, before reading this book, I used to think about chivalry and its unwavering hope through a vague lens. You still see the...

It all started with wanting to become, or rather be, a box man. The book introduces a work of fiction that sets the boundary that...

Variety is a part and parcel of all companionship. And because there are all kinds of people making different choices, there is always a...

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