PinnedInHooked on Booksbyi.ceren.konza·Jan 304 Masterpieces and 1 Huge Disappointment: My January Reading LogFrom Hemingway’s tragedy to a woman turning into a dog — here are my honest reviews of the 5 books I read to start 2026
PinnedInHooked on Booksbyi.ceren.konza·Jan 211969 Thinking About 2026: Why “Stand on Zanzibar” Still Haunts MeWhy a 50-year-old novel feels like it was written for the world of 2026A response icon2A response icon2
InHooked on Booksbyi.ceren.konza·2d agoNobody Wants the Truth: A Review of Chuck Palahniuk’s SurvivorFrom a hijacked cockpit to a fake suicide hotline—exploring cults, consumerism, and the illusion of the American Dream.
InHooked on Booksbyi.ceren.konza·Nov 5Storage Full, Delete Unnecessary Files?Questioning humanity, artificial intelligence, and the future of consciousness through Kim Young-ha’s Farewell.A response icon1A response icon1
i.ceren.konza·Nov 5Who Convinced Us to Surrender Our Time?Reading Michael Ende’s Momo as an adult in an 8-to-5 world.A response icon2A response icon2
InHooked on Booksbyi.ceren.konza·Nov 2Is Stephen King’s “It” Really Worth 1,200 Pages of Your Life?An Honest Review of “It”: When a Horror Masterpiece Turns Into a Sales PitchA response icon1A response icon1
InHooked on Booksbyi.ceren.konza·Oct 29Veronika Decides to Die: How Close Are We to the Edge of Sanity?Thoughts on Paulo Coelho’s novel, the suddenness of madness, and choosing not to return to "real life."
InHooked on Booksbyi.ceren.konza·Oct 21Climbing Thomas Mann’s "The Magic Mountain”Why this challenging masterpiece is worth the effort?
InBooks Are Our Superpowerbyi.ceren.konza·Oct 21“Evil Is Like a Rainbow” Memory, Morality and Diary of a MurdererHow Kim Young-ha fuses two familiar tropes—Alzheimer’s and a serial killer—into a haunting meditation on time and human nature.A response icon1A response icon1
InHooked on Booksbyi.ceren.konza·Oct 162 Classics, 1 Dystopia, 1 Dilemma, 1 Soft BlanketMy October reading so far, chosen by mood rather than by listA response icon1A response icon1
