Kafka on the shore – Murakami’s puzzling world of poetic imagination
If I had to choose one word to describe Murakami’s ‘Kafka on the Shore’, it would probably be ‘bizarre’. But a good kind of bizarre. Great even. From talking cats...
Dune – Inspiring the sci-fi genre for over 50 years
How often do you come across a piece of work that almost redefines a segment? Consider what Citizen Kane to film-making. What Psycho did to the genre of thrillers. And...
Anthem – The argument for self-fulfilment against self-sacrifice
One of Ayn Rand’s classics, Anthem is a simultaneously beautiful, introspective, inspiring, and gripping story of individualism in a dark and dystopian future. Almost a predecessor to her later works,...
Midnight Mass – A sermon on Faith and fanaticism turning into a nightmare
Mike Flanagan, the brain behind Gerald’s Game and Doctor Sleep, brings you the third instalment of his Netflix Originals horror miniseries, Midnight Mass. A seven-episode story that follows up on...
