Carving Character with Carver
The first time I read Carver, I wept. Not because I'm sad, but because Carver showed me that devastation is actually a layer of love. Through his simplistic narratives, always…
Talk the Talk and Walk the Talk
In everyday life, we can't escape interaction with people. We may not realize how crucial a conversation is: getting your coffee the way you like it, interviewing for the school…
The Kit and Wit of Kundera
Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera is my favorite book thus far. I don't take this lightly; I kept going back at the book, mostly in trials of terrors…
Venus Came Too Soon
The trend of erotica has emerged in the recent years. What people do not realize is that creating one is not as easy as it may. The craft into this…
We Need Sex
We must admit it, sex is a biological need that has to be satisfied. If not, the cycle is corrupted; it's like getting your period, you become a cranky pants. De Botton…
Murakami and His Way
Maybe disappointed is not the right word, as Murakami is never born to be disappointing. I read the novel in two days and when I closed the book, I knew…
That Lady-Who-Eats-Donuts Type
I haven't read nonfiction in a while, and do enjoy it once in a while. The first thing that comes to mind when I read Dunham’s Not That Kind of Girl is that…
