Aug 16, 2026
As the blazing rays of sunlight continue to scorch Europe in a relentless yet fleeting affectionate embrace, I am reminded that more than half of 2026 has flown by, and it is perhaps a good moment to share another writing update. I am happy to report that the...
Aug 9, 2026
Light and Thread is another intriguing work by acclaimed Korean author and Nobel Laureate Han Kang. Of all her books that I’ve read so far, this is sadly the one that I connected with the least. Although it did still make an impression on me. The first part of...
Jun 28, 2026
Greek Lessons is my fourth book from Han Kang. It is yet another masterpiece of emotionally charged, lyrical prose. Kang in many ways is a poet who writes literary fiction. Each line is a mesmerizing distillation of profound depth of feeling that one rarely encounters...
Apr 19, 2026
This one reminded me of Neal Donald Walsh’s Conversations with God , especially with regards to the main protagonist’s issue with his father. Many of the spiritual concepts shared in The Shack are worthy of deeper reflection. In fact, while reading The...
Apr 5, 2026
This was another heavy, stirring read from acclaimed South Korean writer, Han Kang. Written in her inimitable poetic prose (reminiscent of The White Book and The Vegetarian), the story recounts the Gwanju Massacre which took place in South Korea in May 1980, following...
Kiran Dellimore
