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6 Philosophical reviews on The Bookish Elf. Philosophical here most often crosses with Literary Fiction, Allegory and Fantasy. The authors we review most are Ayn Rand and E.B. Miller.
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Constants by E.B. Miller follows Mark Robson, who dies every 18 minutes and 32 seconds and wakes in a new reality. Told in real time across wildly different worlds, this inventive speculative debut blends…
This is a book that trusts its reader. It does not explain itself, apologise for its digressions, or simplify its emotional landscape. Real Life Is Elsewhere by Mark Stewart-Jones asks you to walk alongside…
In this book, Sandeep Adnani explores the fields of science, religion and mysticism. They are an avenue for him to discuss his ideas about the humanity that many of us believe in via our…
Set in the world of architecture, the story follows Howard Roark, an uncompromising and visionary architect who refuses to conform to societal norms. Through Roark's struggles and triumphs, Rand presents a philosophical exploration of…
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What are the best Philosophical books The Bookish Elf has reviewed?
Constants, Real Life Is Elsewhere, The Prophecy of the Exiled Rogue, The Fountainhead are our highest-rated Philosophical reviews.
Which Philosophical authors do you review most?
Ayn Rand (2), E.B. Miller (1), Jose Saramago (1), Mark Stewart-Jones (1), Sandeep Adnani (1).
How many Philosophical books have you reviewed?
6 so far.