Frona·Sep 7, 2017Review: The Nun by Denis DiderotThrough the halls and cells of a convent, guarded by high walls and austere religious customs, we follow a young nun making arrangements to…
Frona·Sep 6, 2017Review: My Brilliant Friend by Elena FerranteThis kind of book is difficult to find — it moves with great ease and vibration, yet it doesn’t give you the nervous feeling of wasting…
Frona·Sep 6, 2017Review: Daisy Miller by Henry JamesTo condemn values of Victorian origin it is necessary to demonstrate that they cannot overcome some of their essential antagonisms. If a…
Frona·Sep 6, 2017Review: The Girl on the Train by Paula HawkinsThe book kept me captivated until the very end, I was, however, suffering the whole time. Even afterwards — I felt like I’ve inhabited the…
