Book Reviews

Book Review – Commando by Deneys Reitz

There’s something about an autobiography that is told in truth. It gives the narrative details a visceral viscosity that sticks […]

Ernest Hemingway’s A Moveable Feast is the sort of book that makes you want to put on clothes that you

The title caught the eye of my aunt after her parents passed away and she thought the book would resonate

I don’t want to oversell this, but Alan Moore is a genius. A once in a generation talent that has

I first watched the film A Clockwork Orange back when I was in film school. Kubrick’s motion picture vision having

“All for one and one for all”. What a famous line. It speaks so simply and purely to a sense

The Fall begins in what was always one of my favourite cities whenever I set foot in it: Amsterdam. Specifically

The dry, dusty and vast expanses of the Free State serve as a fine backdrop for the distances that can

Stephen Fry’s The Odyssey is not merely a retelling of Homer’s epic; it is a sincere invitation to step into

Cuba seems like a wonderful place. At least Hemingway makes it seem that way. His characters living a lifestyle similar