The Labyrinth Library

A classic mystery with a twist that still shocks nearly a century later. This spoiler-free review of The Murder of Roger Ackroyd reflects on Agatha Christie’s clever construction, the joys of reading Poirot at work, and what happens when a student recommendation leads a teacher into unfamiliar but rewarding territory. Continue reading →

In Cormac McCarthy's "The Road," a man and a boy navigate a desolate post-apocalyptic America, struggling for survival amid despair. Unlike typical apocalypse narratives, the story focuses on their relationship and emotional bonds, highlighting the essence of life and hope even in dire circumstances. Survival becomes a compelling act of love. Continue reading →

The Power Broker: Robert Moses and the Fall of New York by Robert Caro Yes, it’s been a little while. Thank you for your patience. I decided to read The Power Broker mainly because of the series “The Unsleeping City” … Continue reading →