While reading should never feel like an obligation, I do believe there’s a certain responsibility that comes with being a reader, or even someone deeply curious about literature.

Reading Letters to Milena by Franz Kafka felt less like reading a book and more like secretly stepping into someone’s mind.

Is it just me, or has keeping up with technology become a full-time job on its own?

Lately I’ve been noticing physical media everywhere again. On social media especially, people are building collections of CDs, vinyl records, DVDs, and even cassettes.

Mitch Albom is my favourite author, and Tuesdays with Morrie is easily one of the most meaningful books I have ever read.

Is social media really the “third space” we’ve been missing, or just a digital substitute for a world that’s running out of places to gather?