#book-lovers

I just realized that today is the dreaded "Blue Monday," supposedly the saddest day of the year, so I have a recommendation that fits perfectly to get through this day, which I know can be tough

Whenever I see people reading, a part of me feels happy. Books have been one of the best companions in my life since I learned to read. Lately, it has become quite common to see several gurus on social

Since I found out that this book would be presented at this year's fair, I couldn't contain my excitement. It really wasn't for less. A la sombra de los muchachos en flor was a book that broke schemes

My friend Noel Pérez García is a writer who is really impressing me, because he is also taking his role as a cultural promoter very seriously, especially as a promoter of the habit of reading and good

I have always believed that coffee is always best when taken alone. I will always be that girl who enjoys her coffee alone, in the comfort of myself and my solo activities. Some people would always want

The title "Versions of Thirst" is suggestive. With it, Lourdes Mazorra wins the Pinos Nuevos 2020 award, and thanks to the Letras Cubanas Publishing House we can have access to this copy. Six

Yayyyy, I’m back to writing. It’s been a long week away where on the days I can, I'd pick up my phone to write but one thing or the other would happen and I’d have to suspend or terminate the thought of

Brimming with joy as I write this because it’s been a hot minute since I reviewed a book and I hoped endlessly that I’ll get out of my book block soon enough. If I’m being honest, I did finish a paranormal

Is there such a thing as the perfect book app? Like a lady in want of the ideal hairstylist and the guy in search of the perfect barber, when you eventually find that place that is IT, you wouldn’t, come

I’m going to start by shouting out to @oluchi31. We’d talked about books and she talked about the book I’m about to review being the darkest she’s read yet. Now, I can’t say for anyone but tell me something

I’m not sure why but I looked forward to writing on this today. If I’m being honest, I didn’t know what I was going to write up till the moment I picked up my phone to write and then I felt like putting

My favourite part of today was being so immersed in the book I was reading. I’ve been trying to get back on that reading wavelength and though I pretended a lot to myself that I was back there. I knew

I remember going to a local museum once when I was little. I hardly think I was old enough to truly appreciate the beauty, the simplicity, the complexity and the artistry in any of the pieces. Because

You know one of those books where you just about miss who the author is because it’s brown-paged, small print, paperback. There’s no cover and you almost miss the first page so you don’t get to see the

In my last post in the community, about two weeks ago, I talked about my book block and my attempts to climb out of it. I mentioned how my efforts weren’t completely successful but that I was determined

What do you do when you’re no longer the best in the room? When you’re used to your singular dexterity and exceptional skill in a particular field? You’re revered, you’re loved, you’re recognised. You’re

I can't remember where I heard this story but I heard it recently - the person wrote about a time that they were at the movie theatre and they saw someone waiting in line. This man was holding a book and