Blog
Our blog page features the latest articles across the different niches of the website. Not only that, but the accessible navigation design features seamless browsing across the platform. We publish in different categories you can find interesting based on your interests.
We also feature stories from our readers, so don’t hesitate to reach us if you have a story to tell.
Different Categories
Here is the list of the various categories across which our platform publishes:
Travel
Our journeys describe the best of our experiences in life, and that’s why our travel sections feature some of our most promising and subjective works.
Books
The second category in the blog features book discussion and ideas around the published work.
Science And Technology
Time Lenz platform also covers the latest advancements in science and technology to provide objectivity on the forum.
Philosophy | Culture | Visual Arts
The remaining three categories revolve around the culture and the embedded philosophy of our visual arts, especially storytelling.
1. Philosophy is similar to book discussions on our website. However, one significant difference is that our philosophical blogs focus more on the idea than its literature in general.
2. Culture revolves around storytelling across movies and shows that carry the message in actual art forms.
3. Visual arts discusses the art form in our video games genre, which is highly underappreciated in our lives. The power of storytelling in games should be heavily debated, and that’s why we provide an in-depth analysis of the games which might have been part of our lives at some stage.
White Nights is a short story by the famous Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky that covers the story of a lonely man falling in love with a girl named Nastenka on their first meet. It covers their interaction over four nights and forming a bond and a relationship that ends in pain for both.
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The Killers Of The Flower Moon is a book by David Grann that sheds light on the Osage murders of the early 20th century. The book explores the killing of two dozen Osage Indians and reveals the story behind one of the most heinous crimes in American history. On top of that, the book culminates
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Bathu Ki Ladi is an ancient temple in the Kangra District’s Maharana Pratap Sagar. The temple is believed to be over 1200 years old and was built during the Hindu Shahi Dynasty in 8 AD. The temple also symbolises devotion from the people to Lord Shiva and Parvati. Not only that, the countless hours of
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Musashi’s ancient guide to martial arts, “The Book of Five Rings,” is an excellent template for duels and hand on combat. The Book is a guide for people who are seeking knowledge of martial arts along with the cultivation of the fighting spirit. Miyamoto Musashi was a well-known samurai and martial artist who won every single
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The Art of War is an ancient book by one of the most famous Chinese strategists and military generals, Sun Tzu, regarded as one of the most influential works of writings on combat and war tactics; the book is massive wisdom. On top of that, numerous iterations of the original text made it famous across all
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Robinson Crusoe is a book written in 1719 by Daniel Defoe. It is autobiographical fiction of the main character, ‘Robinson Crusoe’. The story follows Robinson Crusoe, a man stranded on an island for over 28 years. During his time on the island, Crusoe reflects on his life and ultimately discovers the truth about the human
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Albert Camus’s “The Outsider” is a brilliantly written novel that deals with the questions of existentialism and the norms of society when dealing with a situation that doesn’t fit the rules of the game called life. Meursault was an employee in a local company.
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