The book “Knife: Meditations After an Attempted Murder” is as much an account of a terrible event as it is a testament to those who will…
Author: Pedro Antonio Mallol
Pedro Antonio Mallol
Pedro is a content creator, videomaker, ghostwriter, and occasional birdwatcher. He has fashioned several writing hats, such as TV scriptwriter, newswriter, style editor, proofreader, and more. He has been a ghostwriter multiple times, which led to a wide variety of content creation, including columns, newspaper articles, op-eds, and book forewords. He is also a voracious reader, an enthusiastic cyclist, and a dog whisperer extraordinaire.
Films, in general, and biographical ones, tend to magnify, alter, fabricate, and pretty much exaggerate facts for dramatic effect. Because directors and producers know that these…
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“Perfect Days” is more of an experience and a character study than your run-of-the-mill art house film. In its unique way, this movie is a very…
“Call of the Wild” is a book that profoundly affects someone, especially if you are young and have a deep rapport with your canine friends. Because…
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Mariana Enriquez, born in Buenos Aires in 1973, is a kind of poet of the dark, or, as she has sometimes put it herself, has always…
Allergies come in all kinds of different strands, from the ones that are little more than a nuisance to those that may lead to a life-threatening…
If you came from outer space and encountered someone like Willie Nelson, you would think he’s all about a game of numbers: 100 studio albums, 14…