May 163 minReadsOn Mice and Men: Navigating Dispenza’s Verbal MazeDr Joe Dispenza “Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself” (Audible) First and foremost: books in self-help and non-fiction categories should...
May 162 minReadsSound and Fury, Signifying… Not Much: A Review of “Evil Eye”.Oh, the joy of diving into Madhuri Shekar’s “Evil Eye”, an Audible original that’s like ear candy with its lush sound production and...
May 162 minReadsFLUENTLY OBVIOUS (a book review)“Becoming Fluent: How Cognitive Science Can Help Adults Learn a Foreign Language” by Richard Roberts and Roger Kreuz on Audible is...
May 162 minReelsDeath at a funeral and other party favorsIn Frank Oz’s “Death at a Funeral” (2007) the grim reaper doesn’t just stop by for tea; he knocks over the china, trips on the rug, and...
May 162 minReads“Change Your Paradigm, Change Your Life” by Bob Proctor (Audible)If you ever wanted to eavesdrop on a conversation that could potentially dismantle the psychological framework of your very being, then...
May 161 minReadsRuth Wilson Stole My Sleep: A Tell-Tale ReviewThe Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe (audible) Narrated by: Ruth Wilson If you’re planning on cozying up with Ruth Wilson whispering...
May 162 minReadsLeafy Lunacy: Unraveling “Plant Spirit Medicine” by Eliot CowanIn the realm of spiritual enlightenment and self-discovery, Eliot Cowan’s Plant Spirit Medicine wanders off into a dense forest of...
May 163 minReadsCacao and Characters: Stirring Up Innocence:Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton In the 1870s New York, where the gossip is as thick as the fog, Newland Archer is gearing up to marry...
May 163 minReadsEckhart Tolle “The Power of Now” (audible, read by the author)In the heart of Eckhart Tolle’s “The Power of Now,” lies a vibrant call to arms — or rather, a call to calm. Tolle, with the wisdom of a...
May 164 minReadsThe Europeans by Henry James (Audible)Diving into Henry James’s “The Europeans” on Audible felt like crashing a high-society party from James’s own playbook. Rumor has it, the...
May 163 minReadsThe Little Friend by Donna TarttDonna Tartt’s prose is my drug of choice, yet her second offering, “The Little Friend” turned the tables on me, weaving a tale that’s as...
May 163 minReadsThe House of Mirth"The House of Mirth” throws us into the deep end of New York’s high society, where Lily Bart is bobbing along like a diamond in a...
May 167 minReelsFebruary movies I survivedNapoleon, 2023 Ridley Scott decides he’s going to make a movie about Napoleon. So far so good. After all, previously he managed to turn...