
The Travelers, by Regina Porter: a multigenerational family saga
I have very mixed feelings about The Travelers but I’m glad I read it nonetheless because it does not look like anything I’ve read so
Hi there! My name is Julia. I’m a PhD candidate, or, to quote Jason in ‘The Good Place’, a “pre-successful” PhD. On this blog, I experiment with forms of writing that are less constrained than in the academia, and I expand my reading horizons. Apart from reading, I enjoy dancing, biking, yoga sessions and vegan nail polishes. Also, I love my fiancé, and his cat.
I have very mixed feelings about The Travelers but I’m glad I read it nonetheless because it does not look like anything I’ve read so
This story begins with the hunger strike of invisible men, immigrants who live in a park in Berlin, demonstrating to ‘become visible’. It begins with
Some phrases coined by George Orwell in 1984 are so well-known today that I had a familiar feeling when finally, I started reading this novel.
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