the weekly mixtape

Another Sunday, another review of reviewable things. The Dark Forest, Liu Cixin The emanation of my annual reread of “The Three-Body Problem” is my rereading “The Dark Forest”, my least favourite book in the trilogy. The potential is enormous with all the little details the author pays attention to. However,

This week was of good reads and great music, so without any rumblings, straight to the point. More about Paddington, Michael Bond Although I liked the first book about Paddington, I wasn’t a fan of the story, as per se – it had its problems with the writing and the

It’s been a month of my writing every week and to be honest, I did not expect to a) be consistent with this whole The weekly mixtape thing and b) to enjoy it the way that I do. So, to the reads of this week. Blacksad. Volumes 2-4, Juan

It’s been another week, and I’m yet to figure out what is going on as I continue to do things I usually don’t do and don’t enjoy – for my watching movies consistently and now, this week, discovering the world of graphic novels. But better, bird by

I don’t know what’s been going on, but it’s been another week and another movie (another Italian movie, mind you) I managed to watch, so that in the past three weeks I consumed more films than I did in the last six months. Moreover, I managed to

Another week and I (yet again) managed to watch another movie. Don’t be deceived though, my watching movies is rather a rare occurrence; I hope more book reviews are coming in the near future. What we do in the shadows, 2014 It’s a bit redundant writing a review

Surprisingly enough, this week I (as a hopeless filmmaker that loves technical aspects of the craft, yet the one who can’t put themselves into watching films) managed to watch more than none movies. More “surprisingly enough”, I managed not to read at all (or so be it, I did