Category Archives: Fridays are for readers

Fridays are for readers: Freedom

Posted on March 23, 2012 by

Still on my last 50 pages (out of 706) to finish Freedom by Jonathan Franzen, I can already say I liked it and enjoyed it very much. I like to wonder the actual meaning of books’ titles as much as … Continue reading →

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Fridays are for Readers: An Imaginary Life

Posted on March 16, 2012 by

That was the book that made me discover Australian author David Malouf and as I read the very first lines I immediately feel in love with his writing and this novel. We are taken back to the Roman Empire, and … Continue reading →

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Fridays are for Readers: Nocturnes

Posted on March 9, 2012 by

I must confess. Though it’s an internationally acclaimed writer, I have just recently discovered Kazuo Ishiguro’s books. I had bought one during my last trip to London in October, at Gatwick Airport while waiting to embark on the plane taking … Continue reading →

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Fridays are for readers: Hallucinating Foucault.

Posted on February 24, 2012 by

It was June 2010, right after my graduation and I was walking to the beach with a friend in a small village near somewhere (exactly there). We were relieved after witnessing we had our future in our hands and that, … Continue reading →

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Fridays are for readers: Bristol Riots

Posted on December 9, 2011 by

It’s the weekend again and this week we would like to suggest you a photographic book, but a very special one: Bristol Riots. New technologies and the Internet have changed and are still changing our lives, and the way we … Continue reading →

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Fridays are for Readers: Stupeur et Tremblement

Posted on December 2, 2011 by

This week we are flying in the far East, but we’re doing through the eyes of a young Belgian woman, Amélie Nothomb. So welcome to Japan. Let’s start from the title: Fear and Trembling. According to Japanese protocol, foreigners wishing … Continue reading →

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Fridays are for readers: The Magus.

Posted on November 18, 2011 by

Something I learnt since last year is to not have expectations on important things. I know it may sound a bit sad but let me explain the idea. First of all I should say I’m a dreamer (in case you don’t … Continue reading →

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Fridays are for Readers: Stack Magazines

Posted on November 11, 2011 by

We have curious natures, we can’t really help it. And we rejoice about it because it makes us discover pearls like the one I’m about to talk about this Friday. Stack Magazines is a unique subscription service bringing together the … Continue reading →

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Fridays are for readers: Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Modern Century.

Posted on November 4, 2011 by

The Modern Century… through the glass of Henri Cartier-Bresson, one of my Top 2 favourite photographers, and the vision of Peter Galassi. The portrait of a modern society. The portrait of a modern culture (writers and artists… my favourite part … Continue reading →

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16hours in London & Fridays are for readers: The Lonely Londoners

Posted on October 21, 2011 by

Today I was planning to start talking about my photography library, not that is very vast but I’m proud of it and it’s my source of inspiration plus I’m not reading too much lately… Instead I though it was the … Continue reading →

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