Let me be the one to introduce you to Virginia Woolf. Think of this as less of a biography and more of an invitation to her life, her work, her circle, her legacy, and why picking up one of her novels in 2026 still feels like exactly the right thing to do.

Martyr! is one of those books that leaves you speechless. That lingers in your mind for days. One of those books whose characters you find yourself missing once you've turned the last page. A book about grief, identity, family, and all the complicated things that make us who we are.

A list of ways I found to read more sustainably, to keep up a hobby that feels more essential than ever in this day and age, while making sure it still aligns with my values.

Mrs Dalloway isn't just a story about one day in London, it's a quiet meditation on identity, the roles we're expected to play, and the loneliness that lives underneath both.