Eric Kandel continues to be one of the most compelling voices at the intersection of neuroscience, psychology, and the arts. I seek out his work like a moth to a flame, and The Age of Insight only deepens that admiration. This book is as rich in complexity as it is in curiosity— an expansive, cerebral meditation on…
Tag: historical literature
“Broad Strokes: 15 Women Who Made Art and Made History (in That Order)” Bridget Quinn
Thhis one was an absolute delight. Broad Strokes is a vibrant, witty, and accessible celebration of women artists who’ve shaped the history of art—many of whom never got the recognition they deserved. Bridget Quinn manages to balance historical detail with personality, making each chapter feel alive and conversational rather than stuffy or academic. The tone…
Medieval Fascinations
There’s something magical about medieval literature that’s always been deeply ingrained in who I am. It’s not just the stories of knights and dragons or the romantic poetry of Chaucer; it’s the entire world these works transport you to, where honor, love, and morality are writ large across the page. This genre is a passion…
A Tempest Storm 