Arthur Bruso

Her approach to writing her autobiography was phenomenological. Taking her instruction from Sartre’s existentialism lexicon, she presented her life through her actual, sensory lived experiences.

Nearly her entire life, Virginia Woolf kept a record of her days in the form of diaries or journals.

Review of Buried Secrets by Edward Humes As many religions attest, there are two paths of life to take in the world: the narrow, straight...

Review of The Awakened Eye by Ross Parmenter The act of looking is vital and elemental to any visual artist. Looking, for an artist is...

Review of Satanism and Witchcraft by Jules Michelet