Into the Books

The Women’s War- by Alexandre Dumas

"I could sooner reconcile all Europe than two women." It's interesting that this is a Louis' XIV quote. Because in today's episode we'll see two women that are fighting in order to assert the rights of their sons. And what is even more fun is that one of these children is Louis XIV himself!If you are curious to know where this story is going, keep listening to today’s story.If you want to support my work, here you’ll find my PayPal address: irer5891@gmail.com

Flight From the Dark: Lone Wolf 1- by Joe Dever

Wolves teach us to trust our minds and hearts and to have control over our lives.
We humans can learn to be as resourceful as wolves, know our place in society, and be better communicators.

The Last Bookshop in London- by Madeline Martin

Nothing better than this quote to introduce today's episode: “Older men declare war. But it is youth that must fight and die.”― Herbert Hoover. I wish you good listening!

The Cruel Prince- by Holly Black

If you are ready to jump right into one of the most discussed fantasy trilogies I’ve ever seen, please keep listening to today’s episode. Spoiler alert: in my opinion the real cruel prince is Balekin Greenbriar.

Wuthering Heights- by Emily Brontë

Can I say that Wuthering Heights really is a rare pearl? Emily Brontë with her femininity and elegance without vulgarity, wrote not the romance book that I expected, she wrote a revenge tragedy on par with Shakespeare or Dumas. So, if you want to learn more about it, listen to this new episode.

The Devastation of Baal- Space Marine Conquests- by Guy Haley

How is it possible that the most popular miniature game in the world started as a joke? So, if you are curious to know more about the Warhammer world or you just want to be introduced to this fantastic tabletop game played with miniature figurines and boards, along with the incredible story, all you have to do is relax and enjoy today’s episode.

Mrs England- by Stacey Halls

If you cannot wait to smell the dust of London and you are curious to see the moors, woods, rivers and waterfalls that Yorkshire houses this episode is for you. And oh, I was forgetting to mention the thriller that permeates the whole story…

The Ten Thousand Doors- by Alix E. Harrow

In today's episode we'll walk through so many doors to discover innumerable worlds hidden behind them and I bet you'll never look at a threshold the same way again.

Plato’s Symposium

You didn't realise you needed this book, until you finished the last word of it. The Symposium is one of the greatest things ever written in any language. Even after centuries, Plato guides us through that difficult journey called life.

Alamut - by Vladimir Bartol

An adventure story from 1938 which has been transformed into one of the greatest video game sagas of all time: Assassin’s Creed.