Journalist, Expat, Melomane. Stories between cities, creativity, and soundtracks.
Prague was an unexpected affair. I had heard plenty about it before arriving, fully prepared to enjoy yet another beautiful European city — what I didn’t expect was to fall in love. I certainly didn’t plan on feeling the city as deeply as I did. To me, Prague is a place reborn, yet one that…
Keep readingFrom ancient temples to late-night festivals, two things have always followed us through time: beer and music. They’re more than just pleasure — they’re pillars of culture. Music has scored revolutions, built identity, and turned chaos into rhythm. Beer? It fuelled the earliest economies, greased the gears of empires, and, according to A History of the…
Keep readingPunctuation to the Rescue by Cheryl Osten and illustrator Sara Not turns commas, full stops, question marks, and exclamation marks into wonderfully dramatic characters in a colourful adventure that is as entertaining as it is educational. With vibrant illustrations, playful humour, and plenty of relatable moments for adults navigating today’s punctuation disasters online, this charming…
Keep readingIn “Love, Grief, & More Sex Than Pinot,” Sacha Hughes introduces Soho Summers, a 24-year-old navigating grief and self-worth through chaotic relationships and poor coping mechanisms. This character-driven debut blends humour with emotional depth, capturing the relatable struggles of modern life. Although lengthy and occasionally repetitive, it offers an honest reflection on healing and growth.
Keep readingPicture books are booming—and not just for children. Discover how My Lucky Star by Cheryl Olsten captures the magic of visual storytelling, emotional connection, and why adults are turning the page too.
Keep readingA different way to experience Edinburgh: through its pubs, its writers, and the stories in between. This literary pub crawl links nine historic spots across the city, each with its own connection to Scotland’s rich storytelling tradition. From Victorian haunts to places tied to Robert Burns and Ian Rankin, it’s an itinerary designed for those…
Keep readingAn expert’s vision on the disappearance of those who care for our health I recently had the chance to get my hands on the newly released Icarus Plummeting, written by David Zigmond. centre. At its core, the book explores a troubling oddity of modern medicine: while we celebrate extraordinary advances in bioengineering and clinical precision,…
Keep readingLooking for the best films about women supporting women? Explore 15 powerful movies that highlight female friendship, solidarity, and empowerment — essential viewing for anyone who loves stories about strong women.
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