Into the Books

A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas

On the International Women’s Day and to three days after her birthday, I couldn’t not celebrate the woman who created two of the greatest characters I’ve ever read: Rhysand and Feyre. Ladies and Gentlemen let me introduce you: Sarah J. Maas.

Mary - by Anne Eekhout

Mary Shelley is one of the greatest writers of all time and, in today's story, Anne Eekhout gives us her personal and compelling insight into how Mary brought her masterpiece, Frankenstein, to life.

The Count of Montecristo by Alexandre Dumas

The third principle of dynamics says: "To every action corresponds an equal and opposite reaction," let's allow to this novel to show us why.

The Witcher: Blood of Elves by Andrzej Sapkowski

Today’s episode is a little different, because to fully immerse yourself in this world, not only is there a wonderful book saga, but it’s also available in different versions, for different devices and platforms, including series on Netflix or even a video game.A good deal of options that allow you to choose the version of Geralt of Rivia that you like best!

King of Battle and Blood - by Scarlett St. Clair

Adrian Aleksandr Vasiliev of Revekka, better known as the Blood King, has the reputation to be a monster, impossible to destroy, much less to kill.When Adrian agrees to protect Lara’s people, he only asks for one thing, or rather, one person: Isolde. To save the lives of her people, including her father’s, she must marry the King of Blood.Now she has the opportunity to make her people’s dream come true: to kill the beast but, is that what Isolde really wants? Or maybe she will learn that often the villain is not as villain as he is portrayed, it changes from the point of view of the person telling the story.

Eureka Street - by Robert McLiam Wilson

A little less than thirty years have passed since the events described in the novel and yet, today more than ever, it is necessary to remember that life is a gift too precious to gamble with it.

A Room of One’s Own by Virginia Woolf

Today, in the day of her 141st birthday is Virginia Woolf who inaugurates the first - real - episode. I hope you'll enjoy!

Let the journey begin!

Please, take a seat, a new story is about to begin.