What does it mean to be biologically tethered to another adult when nothing else brings you naturally together? Sally Rooney’s Intermezzo isn’t a short or easy read, but it is a deeply moving exploration of duty, estrangement, and the isolating nature of family grief. Read my full thoughts on why this book proves Rooney is a true master of her art.
Category: Book review
The Science of What We Eat: Why Ultra-Processed People is a Must-Listen
From the engineered addiction of UPFs to Nestlé’s ‘floating supermarkets’ in the Amazon, Chris van Tulleken’s Ultra-Processed People tackles the capitalist food machine head-on. But in a decolonial, anti-racist space, even the best scientific critiques deserve a critical eye. Read my full review of the book, the brilliant audiobook experience, and my one major disappointment.
Obedience in the Pause: Why resting on Your Period is Dhul Hijjah Worship.
Feeling spiritually left behind due to your period this Dhul Hijjah? Learn why your cycle is a divine design and how to maximize your rewards without prayer.
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