Crisis management
Studying the looking glass
Maybe post-pandemic life for the average person should be about carving time for small moments of joy, to treat it as a key moment of crisis rather than an episode to be forgotten.
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Sayaka Murata’s ‘Convenience Store Woman’ deserves to be put in your shopping bag
“Convenience Store Woman” is deceivingly short and plainly written, its protagonist initially coming across as easily comprehensible in her blunt honesty.
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Based on your previous reading history…
Off the Beat
I told Goodreads which books by men I had just read, and Goodreads, understandably, would automatically recommend other books by men.
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‘State of Siege’ at Zellerbach Hall is sickening political allegory with hope for resistance
Though many plays and musicals have claimed to address the election of President Trump, Théâtre de la Ville’s “State of Siege” is among the most relevant and well-executed theatrical productions of the contemporary political era.
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Tunesday: A Book Lover’s Playlist
Not only is the line between poetry and lyrics often blurred, but many music artists have been inspired by various literary works. This results in plenty of songs for book lovers to resonate with.
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