A Bookish Blog
Arthur Schnitzler (15 May, 1862 – 21 October, 1931) was one of Austria ‘s most important authors and writers. Books by Arthur Schnitzler* Fun Facts about Arthur Schnitzler: 1. Arthur Schnitzler was bom as a Jewish citizen of the Austrian Empire in […]
About: 90 Minutes at Entebbe: The Full Inside Story of the Spectacular Israeli Counterterrorism Strike and the Daring Rescue of 103 hostages by William Stevenson and Uri Dan is about the daring 1976 rescue which became the stuff of legend. The book […]
About: The Delivery by Gregg Hurwitz is a short story about a humanoid assistant and the horror it brings on the family who bought it. Mr. Hurwitz is a best-selling author, playwright and comic book writer. My rating for The Delivery – […]
Romain Gary (8 May, 1914-2 December, 1980) was a French novelist, pilot, diplomat and yes… he directed movies as well. Books by Romain Gary* Fun Facts about Romain Gary: 1. Roman Leibovich Kacey was born in Vilnius, Lithuania (at the time called […]
Writing about women’s health is not just a matter of sharing medical facts or summarizing research. It’s about telling stories that reflect real lives, real struggles, and real resilience. Too often, health content reduces complex human experiences into simplified statistics or clinical […]
About: Next Level: Making Games That Make Themselves by Mike Cook explains the world of Automated Game Design (AGD). Dr. Cook is an English game designer and academic. My rating for Next Level – 4Buy Next Level from Amazon.com*More books by Mike […]
About: The Distinctly Competent District Councillor by Jonas Jonasson is a short, whimsical tale with a long title about the mayor of a rundown Swedish town trying to save it by enticing a big German factory to open there. Mr. Jonasson is […]
Joseph Addison (1 May, 1672-17 June, 1719) was a British politician and writer, founder of The Spectator, a daily magazine featuring essays. Books by Joseph Addison* Fun Facts about Joseph Addison: 1. Joseph Addison was born in Milston, Wiltshire as the eldest […]
About: On Democracies and Death Cults: Israel and the Culture of Civilization by Douglas Murray is an examination of the tendency of the modern Western radical left’s celebration of ideologies that would seem to clash with theirs. Mr. Murray is an English […]
You spend twelve hours a day staring at a blinking cursor until your retinas feel like they’ve been rubbed with sandpaper. You’re chasing word counts, hunting down invoices that are three months past due, and praying the client doesn’t decide to pivot […]
