The Plague; a review
A narrative that focuses on a fictional epidemic while also serving as an allegory for the various human struggles against oppression during and after World War II.
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The Man whose Gold was Gone
The "James Bond of Philanthropy".
Consider the Lobster and Other Essays; a review
A cure for the modern echo chamber.
A Detached Russian Landmass
Have you ever looked at Google Maps and wondered about that parcel of land which, when zoomed in, never appears with a country’s name?
Well, it’s in Kaliningrad Oblast[1], one of the 85 states of Russia. You see the issue here, right? It is non-contiguous with the
Stories of Your Life and Others; a review
Rather than dazzling with technicolor dystopias, Chiang uses his speculative worlds to craft quiet, cerebral explorations of humanity’s most pressing philosophical concerns.
Azadi; a review
The anti-Roy sentiment sweeping India, fueled by rising nationalism, mirrors a global trend where governments increasingly label dissent as unpatriotic or even treasonous.
Neuromancer; a review
A frantic, groundbreaking novel that was the foundation of cyberpunk media.
Ninth Building; a review
To be able to let go of the burdens of carrying the shared history of millions, this was a tale that demanded to be shared.
The Three-Body Problem; a review
An existential thriller that is not just haunting, but also depicts the fragility of our collective human ego against the vast backdrop of the universe.
Crime and Punishment; a review
"Crime and Punishment" exemplifies the fine line that introversive comedy treads alongside debilitating self-doubt.
Cat's Cradle; a review
Vonnegut's absurd humour is at full flight in "Cat's Cradle".
Walden; a review
The issues Thoreau identified during the infancy of the nation have now spread like a disease.
Eve ex Adam
Was Eve really made from a rib of Adam?
Hiding Sins
This hall is closed to the public to this day because of the three frescoes that portray this unsavoury historical event.