Read Between the Lines Did Jane Austen have any clue she’d become the darling of psychologists, cognitive scientists, and experts on empathy, Theory of Mind, and attribution theory (the list…
Book Review Let me start with a very personal memory. I first picked up “Il Rimorso” (“Remorse”) over thirty years ago. I was in my teens, and I can still…
Thoughts and Ramblings I’ll admit the title is a bit provocative, but by the end of this piece, you’ll understand why it’s controversially true. What is this text actually about?…
Book Review In “Alexandria. The City that Made the Modern World”, Islam Issa breaks away from the typical historian’s obsession with antiquity. Usually, many historians assume that once the Library of…
About Reading I should warn you – I’m going to use a few complex terms here, but I promise that in return – I’ll share an idea to brilliantly enhance…
Theory: The Secret Weapon Theory of Mind (ToM) may appear to be a somewhat broad psychological concept, and at first glance, it might seem challenging to translate it into actionable…
Not Your Average Hero Meet Archer. Archer is the hero of one of the “Dream Harbor” romances by Laurie Gilmore. Yes, a romance novel. But you’ll have to get used to the…
Book Review It starts like this: you’re at work, experimenting with technology that “freezes” matter – a potential breakthrough enabling the centuries-long hibernation – and suddenly, something goes sideways. One…
Book Review I’ve checked – I read the first book of the Dream Harbor stories between November and December 2024. Now, I’m starting what is officially the last book in…
Book Review First, a little trivia connected with the Polish edition that I’ve read, but probably a meaningful one. The Polish title of this novel is “To jeszcze nie koniec” (It’s Not…