The horror writer Stephen King uses stories that have kept our minds filled with horror throughout numerous years. Through his ability to reach our basic subconscious fears, he firmly established…
Probably standing as the most articulate dystopian novel ever written, George Orwell’s 1984 shows where individuality was suppressed, truth twisted, and freedom remembered. First published in 1949, it came then…
People everywhere know Cambridge because of its famous university and long history. Cambridge University is one of the top five universities in the world with over 30 undergraduate programs and…
A Christmas Carol is a novel written by Charles Dickens that combines the elements of improvement and humanity. It extends insight into Victorian life and gives greed, generosity, and redemption…
This debate has been kept alive for many decades, and rightly so, because books are such a personal thing, while adaptations can give life to the story in ways that…
The Library of Alexandria represents one of the historical institutions which continue to fascinate scholars and historians as well as dreamers. The library consisted of more than documentation because it…
There are books, and then there are books that feel like a warm embrace on a cold and gloomy day. The Bookseller at the End of the World is the…
The film ‘The Swimmers’ reveals that Syrian people maintain their own nation while pursuing their swimming dreams. Beyond its focus on survival, ‘The Swimmers’ tells the touching tale which investigates…
Only a few films can blend history, drama, and certain cinematic qualities, like Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer. This biographical drama, praised worldwide, pulls you into the interestingly morally ambivalent life of…
The poem ‘The Rime of the Ancient Mariner’ by Samuel Taylor Coleridge combines supernatural elements with spiritual depth throughout its narrative. The Mariner of the modern literary world tells an…
