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BOOK REVIEW
Book and Dagger review: shocking true story of heroic librarian spies
When we picture World War II spies, we imagine tuxedos and pistols, not catalog cards and microfilm cameras. Book and…
The Silver Book by Olivia Laing is a Flawed Yet Fierce, Unmissable Fiction
The problem The Silver Book solves: How do you live, make art, and love freely when fascism, homophobia and spectacle…
The Art Thief Michael Finkel: Shocking True Crime Masterpiece Review
The Art Thief: A True Story of Love, Crime, and a Dangerous Obsession shows how one man’s passion for beauty…
Don’t Believe Everything You Think analysis: pain, calm freedom
Most of us don’t need more thoughts—we need relief from the ones already screaming in our heads. Don’t Believe Everything…
Buckeye by Patrick Ryan review: haunting, healing small-town drama
In Buckeye by Patrick Ryan, the glossy postcard myth of small-town America is quietly ripped open to show how one…
The Christmas Stranger by Richard Paul Evans is Heartbreaking Yet Uplifting
Every December, millions of people quietly dread Christmas because loss has emptied the chair at the table, and The Christmas…
ENTERTAINMENT
Ignore the Hype—Here’s Why Lord…
The Lord of the Rings trilogy, directed by Peter Jackson, is not just a cinematic achievement—it’s an emotional, captivating journey…
Why The Wicker Man Is…
Robin Hardy’s The Wicker Man (1973) stands as one of the most haunting and intellectually provocative horror films ever made.…
The Second Time Around (1961):…
The Second Time Around (1961) is a charming Western romantic comedy starring Debbie Reynolds as Lucretia Rogers, a recently widowed…
