One weekend morning, over a late and slowly drunk coffee, I decided to read a few lines from “The Little Prince”. Only that there were...

Until recently, the reading experience was an eminently introverted one, but along with my new literary project “Dor de zbor / Lust for...

I’m not a big fan of the “motivational” genre, regardless of the manifestation form: book, film, speech etc. My entry into the “Cafe at...

I met Tahar Ben Jelloun through “The Sand Child”. Once I entered the Moroccan universe, and because the first novel did not quench my...

When reading the title, my mind suddenly thought about a journey in Florence, among works of art and history and flavoured sweets and...

An inexhaustible source of sadness and revolt, the Holocaust occupies a special place in fictional and nonfictional literature. Rivers of...

Reading an analogy made between Hitler’s horrors and Stalin’s, I came to a literary comparison between “The Tattooist of Auschwitz”...

If you knew how this book came to me, how beautifully it related to the previously read book, in a strange and inexplicable way, showing...

First of all, I confess that I was never attracted to short stories, not even when it belong to writers whose novels I devoured from the...

I met Fredrik Backman through ’A Man Named Ove’ and the meeting was so frothy, so funny despite the sadness, so deep despite the...

Lately, I have paid special attention to the debut novels of contemporary writers belonging to different cultures, novels that bring into...

Browsing through the latest recommendations regarding literary delights through my beloved literary groups, a book really got my...

After I finished reading the first book signed by Guzel Yakhina (“Zuleikha”), I exclaimed: what a magnificent literary debut! A maturity...

I must confess that I have a great passion for literature that addresses the status of women in different cultures and throughout...