If you think Philosophy is boring, prepare to hear about a book that weaves it into a plot containing a love triangle involving a seductive old man, a gorgeous young one, and his jealous rival;

Some books are funny; some are intriguing; some are just interesting; but some books are contemplative. This was Susana Clarke's Piranesi for me. Before starting Piranesi, I had just finished a

Do you know when a book warms your heart like a cup of coffee, quiets your soul like a Sunday morning, and cozy your mood like a warm live room in a rainy day? That was my favorite comfort book in

Horror is not my cup of tea, but when a story is good, labels must be put aside. When I was a teenager, I used to watch horror movies compulsively. I'm still not sure why I liked it so much, but

I came across this cartoon in an unexpected place, reading about the Sumerians on a blog about ancient History. The drawing style captured me at the first glance; maybe because it resemble Adventure

The title is a reference to the tremendous Werner Herzog's documentary about the Chauvet Cave in Southern France. However, the picture was taken in Brazil, at the Peruaçu National Park, where are

The first book I read in 2022 was "The Hidden Palace" by Helene Wecher. It's a sequel, and I had already read the first one, "The Golem and the Jinny", that I read in Portuguese. I decided to try

I haven't been in this journal for a while. Three months, precisely. Therefore, I was trying to figure out why I wasn't able to build a habit of writing here so far. Maybe it's because I had never

I'm a documentary person. Cinema is one of my big passions. I love fictions, mainly dramas. However, there is a huge room in my heart for documentaries. The good ones are always great journeys

Recently I was struggling to stay motivated in my English practices. I'm convinced the tougher barrier in language learning ins't grammar, vocabulary, or pronunciation, but keeping motivated. The