This is an unbelievably witty and weird book. It is in fact indescribable, so you'll just have to read it and experience it for yourself.

Was awestruck by this book, it's one of those you finish reading during a day because you cannot put it down.

This Norwegian author has a way of luring us into his world, and since the book in question is humongous it means you get to spend a loong time in his little world... Which is a good thing, trust me!

Nick Drake died too young, thus depriving the world of what would undoubtedly have become a true musical legend. We'll have to settle for what he left behind, like this album.

A German movie centred around the psyche of people confined in a prison-like environment, and those set to guard them.

4 directors contributed with one story each to this feature, one of whom was Quentin Tarantino. A bellhop attends to 12 guests in a hotel, each case being more troublesome than the other.

Immensely calming and enlightening, this little book offers relief in stressful times.

My first encounter with it was in class, when trying to translate a passage from it from Italian to English. The storyline is wonderfully weird, and at times quite surreal.

Melancholic music made for those nights when you stay up till 3 am reading a good book (see above) and drinking tea.

Set in upper-middle class of today's India, where ancient Indian traditions mix with more modern Western European ways.

I love the way it sometimes feels like he's talking to you, not singing. Also look out for the add-ons at the end...

A favourite of mine since I was, like, 15. So I guess we're nearing our 10th anniversary soon...