Florilegium Archive · Papercuts and Scribbles

March 2023 – The Cat Who Saved Books

People are worn out from living, despite all attempts to douse it.

Current Lit · Reviews from the Nook

Book Review: The Cat Who Saved Books

This quick read is a love letter to real readers -- the ones that are willing to battle through classical slogs that can take months to complete and are often hard to understand the first, second, or even third time you open them.

Papercuts and Scribbles

March 2023 – Thirty-Two Words from Field

At scáth a chéile a mhaireann na daoine "Under each other's shadow is how people survive."

Random Reads · Reviews from the Nook

Book Review: Thirty-Two Words for Field

We often see different languages as dividers. When we look back far enough into the oldest languages that still exist, it's clear that our linguistic roots -- and societal roots around the world -- are more similar than we often believe.

Florilegium Archive · Papercuts and Scribbles

February 2023 – The Sweetest Remedy

It's up to us to decide who we want to be. Chaotic and simply perfect - too sweet to let go.