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you haven’t read prose like this until you’ve read Carlos Ruiz Zafón
tracing the beauty and narrative mastery of Zafón’s acclaimed book series: The Cemetery of Forgotten Books. I’m an avid reader, and you would think that… Continue reading
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still loud, still honest: the legacy Ziad El Rahbani left behind
discussing how Ziad El Rahbani didn’t just narrate Lebanon’s chaos — he scored it, staged it, and laughed through it. Four years ago, when I… Continue reading
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the rock album you need to listen to: Dire Straits’ first record
exploring the understated brilliance of Dire Straits’ debut album. The setting is this: I’m on a train from London back to Paris, and I’ve got… Continue reading
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how David Lynch taught me to embrace the unexplainable
a look at the director’s enduring influence on today’s generation through his cinematic style. When David Lynch passed away this year, I genuinely felt like… Continue reading
the back rows 