Tag: reading
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Book Review: The Collector, by John Fowles
An Enjoyable but Ultimately Shallow Exploration of Obsession and Power. Hi friends, John Fowles’ The Collector, first published in 1963, delves into the dark psychology of obsession and power dynamics through the story of Frederick Clegg, a lonely, socially awkward young man who kidnaps Miranda Grey, an art student, holding her captive in his basement. Told…
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Alone Time with Stoicism: Reading, Reflection, and Resilience
I was recently asked what is my favourite way to spend time alone. The question prompted an interesting conversation and inspire me to write this post. In our fast-paced, hyperconnected world, finding time for oneself can seem like a rare luxury. Yet, for those who value the wisdom of the Stoics, solitude is not just…
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Book review: Slow Productivity, by Cal Newport
After a busy period of family trips and moving, I delved into Cal Newport’s “Slow Productivity” and found it a refreshing approach. By prioritizing focus and quality over speed, it offers sustainable success and fulfillment.
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Book review: The Three-Body Problem
The Three-Body Problem: When Sci-Fi Gets Real (and a Little Terrifying) Hi friends, Fans of mind-bending science fiction – like me – are potentially in for a treat! Netflix is gearing up to release its adaptation of Liu Cixin’s award winning novel, “The Three-Body Problem,” – which I expect in the world of nerd is…
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Book review: Meditations, by Marcus Aurelius
The book “Meditations” by Marcus Aurelius, an influential Roman emperor and Stoic philosopher, provides timeless wisdom on inner peace, resilience, community, and ethical living. Its enduring relevance and practical application make it a valuable guide for self-discovery and contentment.
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Instapaper v Reader: Beyond the Basics
Knowledge workers and curious individuals consume vast digital content, leading to overwhelm. Instapaper offers focused, ad-free reading and offline access, while Reader aids active learning, retention, and knowledge organization. Choose based on your reading goals.
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