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The dystopian future is now: a personal analysis on Fahrenheit 451.
(Due to the different topics to be covered, this is the first part of a five part series) Imagine: a world where life’s sole purpose is to consume endless and senseless amounts of entertainment. A world where kids are considered a burden, unwanted and unwelcome. A world plunged in wars. A world in which real… Continue reading
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In matters of good and evil (part I)
Last month I had the pleasure of reading Mikhail Bulgakov‘s The Master and Margarita for the very first time, and besides it making it to my list of books I would want to have if I were to be stranded on a deserted island, its also prompted me to dwell on the concepts of good… Continue reading
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In the still of January
In the still of January, I find myself reflecting on life. With the noise and distractions of the festivities gone, amidst the returning tranquility of the mundane, I attend to these thoughts in the ever repeating fashion of yearly retrospection. This could be in part due to the fact that I am turning thirty this… Continue reading
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Snow
Only those who are not natural to the snow might be able to understand the fascination I have with it. Having been born close to the Equator, I grew up dancing between temperatures that were all too similar. No seasons, no adjustment of time; just sunshine on the good days and rain on the best… Continue reading
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Hello World!
Welcome to my little corner of the internet. I don’t know how you found me, but I am happy you did. On this dedicated blog, you will find my own writing. A collection of personal reflections, book reviews and writing attempts. If you like anything on here, feel free to share it with others. You… Continue reading
Writing is permanence 