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7 Mic Drop Moments from Kira Argounova of Ayn Rand’s “We the Living”

We the Living was the first fiction that Ayn Rand has completed after fleeing proletarian Russia in 1926. The heroine, Kira Argounova, displayed strong will, integrity, and ambition that no amount of social movement was able to stop her from pursuing.

March 29, 2017May 31, 2018ayn rand, book review, Books, fiction, girl power, heroine, international womens month, russia, russian, we the livingLeave a comment
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The Grim Realities in “The Trial” by Franz Kafka

It is astounding for one to create a complex literature in a span of a year. Kafka’s The Trial was about the crooked and paradoxical 'injustice of the justice system.'

March 11, 2017January 20, 2018book, Books, classic, fiction, franz kafka, literature, the trialLeave a comment
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7 AFTER-life Thoughts from Smurov of “The Eye” by Vladimir Nabokov

Nabokov’s "The Eye" is an obscure narrative of a pitiful émigré in Berlin named Smurov, who takes us on his posthumous adventures.

March 2, 2017January 20, 2018after life, Books, classic, death, fiction, literature, the eye, vladimis nabokovLeave a comment
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