Monday, September 4, 2017

Currently Reading : “Sartre” by Mathilde Ramadier and Anaïs Depommier

Special thanks to NBM Publishing (New York) for sending me “Sartre” by Mathilde Ramadier and Anaïs Depommier. (Pub Date 01 Sept 2017)
“Sartre” is a biographical graphic novel existing with a distinct creativity and authenticity.
By constantly introducing the ideas, unseen aspects and feelings of the philosopher in an artistic way, the reader is seduced to an incomparable journey into the graphics and the dialogues. A delicate immediacy provides a sufficient knowledge of the life and his interior monologue, but also of the quests with the plurality of the intellectual that constituted his daily life. Contemporary reality fades, while the extensive surroundings of his interesting time amaze your senses via colorful and vibrant graphics with precision accompanied by a vivid description.
A different biography, a unique approach able to entice into reading the radical life of the philosopher.
written by Jenny Gkotsi

Tuesday, August 29, 2017

Sunday, July 30, 2017

A review of my book “Nothing” by Jeyran Main (Professional Book Editor – Book Reviewer/USA)

Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
A review of my book “Nothing” by Jeyran Main (Professional Book Editor – Book Reviewer/USA)

Σας ευχαριστώ από καρδιάς.

Κριτική για το βιβλίο μου «Το Τίποτα» από την Jeyran Main (Βιβλιοκριτικός- Επιμελήτρια Εκδόσεων/ΗΠΑ)

Nothing by Jenny Gkotsi (Book Review #236)

Nothing is a poetic, philosophical self-help style of a book written with the intention to provide an insightful view on life and living. The entire book is in one chapter and the characters are titled as “A” & “Z.” The characters back and forth between each other with a sequence of questions and answers. The subject matter covers topics like the afterlife, existence, happiness, God, restoration, and much more.
I found the literature to be very strong. The book could have benefited from being sectioned off and laid out in a friendlier way, however, that did not take anything away from the rich content embedded inside.
The book is short and begins with a steady pace throughout the whole piece. There is no certain world setting or backstory required and so the content just flows with the questions and answers provided by “A” & “Z”.
I believe this book is suitable for the minds that wish to read something different and out of the ordinary style of its genre. I recommend it to readers that have an open mind.
Written by Jeyran Main

Friday, July 28, 2017

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