15 Aug

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On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft by Stephen King: A Journey Through the Pages As a longtime admirer of Stephen King, I felt an almost magnetic pull toward On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft. The intriguing blend of memoir and writing guide promised not just insights into the craft but also glimpses into the life of one of the most prolific writers of our time. Little did I know that this book would ignite a fresh wave of inspiration within me—an experience every aspiring writer deserves. King’s narrative...

09 Jul

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Finding Connections in “The Last Days of Roger Federer: And Other Endings” by Geoff Dyer When I stumbled upon Geoff Dyer’s The Last Days of Roger Federer: And Other Endings, I felt an uncanny pull—not just because of its tantalizing title, which instantly piqued my curious mind about the complexities of endings in life, but also due to Dyer’s reputation as a thoughtful, witty, and inevitably engaging writer. As a reader who often finds solace in the nostalgia of last experiences, I was eager to delve into Dyer’s musings...

03 Aug

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Today, we have the privilege of sitting down with the esteemed author, Etienne Psaila, whose illustrious career spans over two decades and encompasses a wide array of genres. However, it is within the realm of automotive literature that Etienne truly shines, seamlessly blending his passion for cars with his exceptional storytelling abilities. His works not only pay homage to the automotive industry, capturing its evolution and technological advancements, but also showcase the sheer elegance of vehicles in a visually enchanting manner. A distinguished graduate of the University of...