The Call of the Summit : The 5 Best Books About Mount Everest (Plus a Bonus Read)
There is a place where the earth meets the sky, where the air is too thin for breath and the ice too cruel for warmth. A place where dreams soar as high
The Little Literary Pharmacy: My Big Literary Disappointment of the Month
As you know, both of us love to read. Recently, I had the chance to read The Little Literary Pharmacy by Elena Molini. The Italian author and bookseller drew inspiration from her own life
Drought, Secrets, and Murder : An Atmospheric Dive into “The Dry” by Jane Harper
Jane Harper’s The Dry delivers an atmospheric, slow-burn crime thriller set against the backdrop of a blistering Australian drought. From the very first page, Harper hooks readers with her gripping prose and
Matt Haig’s “The Midnight Library” Is A Philosophical Odyssey Through Life’s Choices
In Matt Haig’s The Midnight Library, readers are invited to embark on a profound and intellectually stimulating journey through the infinite possibilities of life. This novel, published in 2020, presents a compelling
Elite Schemes & Modern Dreams : What Is The Revival of Cruel Intentions Really Worth?
The enduring legacy of Cruel Intentions is undeniable. Since its 1999 debut, the film has captured audiences with its provocative themes, morally ambiguous characters, and razor-sharp dialogue. Based on Pierre Choderlos de
“GRIFFES” by Malika Ferdjoukh : The Claws of Memory and Mystery
Malika Ferdjoukh’s GRIFFES emerges as a unique and haunting tapestry of narrative brilliance. Her deft interweaving of psychological depth, lyrical prose, and suspenseful storytelling crafts a novel that is as gripping as
“The Agatha Christie Book Club”, the amateur crime readers’ club, is a charming tribute to Agatha Christie
Written by C.A. Larmer, this new detective novel is sure to captivate both adults and younger readers alike. The story follows Alicia, a passionate reader who cannot find a club that interests
The art of aging and the mystery of living in the brilliant crime novel “The Thursday Murder Club”
Richard Osman’s The Thursday Murder Club is a charmingly idiosyncratic entry into the crowded field of contemporary crime fiction. It is both a love letter to the classic whodunit genre and a
Dark Romance : Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Dive into This Genre
As you know, here at Asteria Magazine, we love books, and with our two quirky personalities, we enjoy a lot of different genres. But if there’s one genre we both agree on,
Encounters with Death: True Tales from Philippe Boxho, The Fascinating Forensic Expert
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