Drum roll ladies and gentlemen, the 2025 favourites are here! An overview of the top cultural products I consumed this year

November is the month of falling leaves, the slow undressing of trees as they brace for winter. It’s the perfect time to dive into stories of detectives and murders

Have you ever wondered whether you carry a darker side within you, one so unsettling that you’re almost afraid of it?

Raise your hand if you're afraid of books over 500 pages. Even the most avid readers can be intimidated by a rather substantial volume.

My 2024 best read review.

Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby captures the fleeting beauty and stark loneliness of the Roaring Twenties. His prose paints scenes like snapshots, each moment preserved in a poetic haze. Beneath the glitz of opulent parties and the shimmering allure of green lights lies a profound exploration of longing and disillusionment. Gatsby, the eternal dreamer, is both a symbol of ambition and a tragic figure, chasing an ideal that remains forever out of reach.