Henry David Thoreau’s Linguistic Veil
In this post I analyse Thoreau’s metaphor of the veil, asking questions about language, the classics, and the relationship between reader and writer.
In this post I analyse Thoreau’s metaphor of the veil, asking questions about language, the classics, and the relationship between reader and writer.
My first impressions after reading the debut novel by C. Pam Zhang.
Here are 10 things I learned in 2022, in random order, including stationery, world politics, literature and… Poland.
In this post, I explore the main reasons which make reading in a foreign language both useful and enjoyable for me.
My thoughts on Felice Cimatti’s book ‘Unbecoming Human: Philosophy of Animality After Deleuze’.
What the title says: seven reasons why you should read Beloved by Toni Morrison if you haven’t yet.
Here’s why I think you should read the books you love more than once.
My thoughts on this masterpiece by the Canadian writer.