Aldous Huxley Predicts How Freedom Will End
Do you ever wonder how freedom will end? Current times are tough and uncertain and we're all in the midst…
Literature and Psychology
The relationship between literature and psychology has always been as productive as it has been intimate. Find out some curious psychological facts about certain books and stand-out title, and which authors you should consider reading to gain more wisdom and well-being.
Superman: Red Son, The Workers' Hero
In 2003, one of the most recognized graphic novel writers of recent years, Mark Millar, created Superman: Red Son. Although…
Living Deliberately by Henry David Thoreau
Henry David Thoreau says that people must really work on living deliberately. But don't we already? No, we don't. This…
Walden Two - Skinner's Utopian Novel
In the summer of 1945, B.F. Skinner wrote The Sun Is But a Morning Star, a utopian novel he finally…
Rainer Maria Rilke, the Poet Who Taught us to See Light in the Dark
Poet Rainer Maria Rilke used sadness as a creative engine, as a muse for his verses. His art, and especially…
A Series of Unfortunate Events: Irony and Lessons Learned
A Series of Unfortunate Events is a book series that was published between 1999 and 2006 by fictitious author Lemony…
The 7 Best Quotes from Anaïs Nin
The most characteristic thing about these quotes from Anaïs Nin is their originality and honesty. Some of them are from…
Lewis Carroll, the Life of the Creator of Alice In Wonderland
Most people know Charles Lutwidge Dodgson by his pseudonym, Lewis Carroll. He was a leading mathematician, philosopher, photographer, and inventor…
5 Fantastic Quotes from Isaac Asimov
Many quotes from Isaac Asimov have to do with extolling the value of science and denouncing the effects of ignorance.…
The Best Quotes from George R.R. Martin
These quotes from George R.R. Martin have that special touch of writers who move between cruel reality and the magic…
Pierre Lemaitre - The Great Swindle
In the novel The Great Swindle by Pierre Lemaitre, World War I is coming to an end. Soldiers at the…
Michel Houellebecq, Prophet of Depressing Times
Michel Houellebecq is equally hated and loved by many. He's currently the subject of much controversy, again, after releasing Serotonin,…
7 Famous Agatha Christie Quotes
These Agatha Christie quotes are a reflection of this famous author's sharp intelligence and wit. The British novelist is one…
Hercules Poirot and His Little Grey Cells
When people think of detective stories, the first thing to come to mind is usually British detective novels from the…
Sophie's World: Helping Us to Relate to Philosophy
Sophie's World is a work that synthesizes the history of Western philosophy in the format of a novel. This original…
If You Love Someone, Give Them a Book
If you love someone, give them a book. And if you have a friend whom you appreciate from the bottom…
Mist, a Renaissance "Nivola" by Unamuno
In 1914, Miguel de Unamuno published a rather peculiar novel, one that he preferred to classify as Nivola, thus avoiding…
"And the People Stayed Home": A Poem to Make Us Think
"And the people stayed home" is the name of a poem that has circulated over the last few weeks on…
Seven Quotes from Ezra Pound
The quotes Ezra Pound left behind have a unique charm. In spite of the fact that he made some questionable decisions in his life (such as supporting Benito Mussolini), his…
Reading as a Source of Emotional Processing in Children
Reading is an important activity. For children, it's even more important: they can use reading as a source of emotional processing.…