Older men
Cleopatra and Frankenstein - a snappy review
Horror and love: our obsession with the morbid
'A Little Life' by Hanya Yanagihara
Gorgeously crafted, Yanagihara’s ‘A Little Life’ is truly special. I was hooked throughout, devouring it chapter after chapter, so that the 700 plus pages felt like nothing at all. A true signifier for any stunning work, I was stuck in a paradox: I wanted to keep reading but didn’t want to finish - I didn’t want to leave the characters behind.
Invisible Man
To truly assess this novel, we must consider the concept of “invisibility” — what does Ellison mean when he considers it, and what is it to be truly unseeable?
Oppenheimer: the man behind the picture
In this way, Nolan proposes us with a question–what would you have done?