Nietzsche & Nabokov, philosophy and literature, where the musings of great thinkers meet the artistry of storytelling. Whether you are seeking answers to life’s big questions or simply craving a new perspective, this part of The Soul Index is where you let your mind and imagination roam freely.
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There are writers, and then there are the ones who keep going. Through storms, deadlines, divorces, wars, heartbreak, and decades of changing light. They write in hospitals and trains, on typewriters and phones, for breakfast and before sleep. Their fingers…
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As you become immersed in a great book, the mundane room you’re in disappears. Consider the titles that pop up everywhere—classes, cafes, hotel nightstands—even among non-readers’ shelves. These best selling books of all time, literally, journey far beyond initial print…
Have you ever finished a book and just sat there, staring into space, not sure what to do because something in you feels… broken? Like you’ll never quite look at the world the same way again? Yeah. That’s the territory…
There are seasons when even waking up feels like pulling yourself through fog. You move through the days trying to smile, but inside, you feel uneasy. In those hours of aching quietly, you might find yourself reaching for books to…
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You remember what it felt like to fall into a book and not surface for hours. Books to get back into reading bring that feeling back. The kind of stories that draw you in from the first line and make…