Monthly Archives: March 2026

In the Shadow of the Dictatorship

O homeland,which generation of your childrenwill see you free, flourishing, and proudwith eyes that truly believe? – Mahmoud Dowlatabadi What a strange experience it is to read. What a strange feeling to read about the history of one country and think of another. The events, the small details, the history of dictatorships, their fall, their … Continue reading In the Shadow of the Dictatorship Continue reading

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RMST 495 – Week 8: The Unravelling & The Grieving : Quiet Chaos by Sandro Veronesi

Reactions Reading the third part of Quiet Chaos has been an intense and immersive experience. So much has happened in such a short span! It’s starting to feel as if everything in Pietro’s life is beginning to unravel, leading towards the long-awaited grief. Things are taking a turn! Commentary In the third reading, Pietro continues […] Continue reading

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Mrs Nuria Monfort

I have been reading about 90 pages in this book every other week and so since we haven’t made a post on our Selected Reading in a while, this post will be on the last 180 pages that I’ve read. Oddly enough, every time I stop before writing in this blog, Daniel is about to […] Continue reading

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