Afterthoughts: Finding Ultra by Rich Roll
Finding Ultra tries to be inspirational and practical; his ambitions, however, ended up being higher than the result.…
The beauty of multi-perspective fiction
A sub-genre of fiction that I find myself loving more and more every minute are books that jumps…
Afterthoughts: Girl, Woman, Other by Bernardine Evaristo
Girl, Woman, Other follows my favourite of formats in fiction: the polyphonic symphony of the human experience. Each…
Afterthoughts: Midnight Library by Matt Haig
Matt Haig has outdone himself with The Midnight Library. If you’ve ever read a Matt Haig book, you’ll…
Afterthoughts: Figuring by Maria Popova
Figuring reads very much like an exploration of the human condition from the perspective of someone who has…
Afterthoughts: The Mamba Mentality by Kobe Bryant
Mamba Mentality is as informative as it is nostalgic. If anything, it is a case study on greatness,…
Afterthoughts: My Beautiful Friend by Elena Ferrante
My Beautiful Friend is a story about Elena Greco and her friendship with Lila, a somewhat enigmatic, contrarian,…
Afterthoughts: Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi
Homegoing follows the family lineage of two half-sisters starting from 18th century West Africa, modern-day Ghana, until the…
Afterthoughts: Steal Like an Artist by Austin Kleon
In the spirit of the book, I will compose my thoughts in the form of the most compelling…
Afterthoughts: Seveneves by Neal Stephenson
I came into Seveneves blind. I didn’t read too much outside of the blurb and a few glowing…