Fanda Classiclit

  🍷 Imagine reading a P.D. Wodehouse, but move the setting to Tuscany, then reduce the usual slapstick moments - just a tiny bit, and add a...

🌞 Under the Tuscan Sun is a memoir by Frances Mayes, an American university professor, who were just through a divorce. She'd been in l...

🌺 What would you do if you happened to see, one day in your newspaper, an advertisement that says: " To Those Who Appreciate Wisteria...

I must say, this was one of the most difficult reads I have ever tackled. As a mystery enthusiast, I thought it would delight me, as The...

Everytime I heard (or read) the word ‘Machiavellianism’, my mind would involuntarily relate it with cunning aspects. That’s why I had a d...

During First World War Ernest Hemingway has served as ambulance driver for Italian Army. From this experience, Hemingway created a Freder...

I was struggling through this second part of The Divine Comedy: Purgatorio . Unlike Inferno —with a vivid description of Hell and some re...

Like Dante, “midway upon the journey of our life/I found myself within a forest dark…” , I too felt like being plunged into darkness when...

Let’s Read Play ’s theme for this month is tragedy, and I have picked one of Shakespeare’s most famous tragedies of all time: Romeo and ...

After being touched by a Greek tragedy on last March, this month we ought to read a Shakespearean comedy for Let’s Read Plays . The Tam...

“ You wanted to look at life for yourself—but you were not allowed; you were punished for your wish. You were ground in the very mill of...

The Merchant of Venice was the second comedy I have read from Shakespeare’s plays. After successively read two tragedies, it’s quite ...