Anna Karenina — Book in a Minute by Kisa Anna Karenina seems to have everything — status, family, and respect — but falls passionately in love with officer Vronsky. Choosing desire over social rules, she is rejected by society and slowly loses everything. While her world collapses, Tolstoy contrasts her tragedy with Levin’s search for meaning, faith, and a simple honest life. The novel ends as a powerful story about love, freedom, and the crushing weight of judgment. #book #explain

“Morphine” by Mikhail Bulgakov — Book in a Minute by Kisa A young doctor starts using morphine to ease pain — and slowly falls into addiction. What begins as medical necessity turns into obsession, lies, and self-destruction. The story is a dark, honest look at how easily control is lost and how addiction quietly kills from the inside. #book #explain

Exodus - Game Developer Interview

Day 4: Jesus the Lamb of God Rediscovering the heart of Christmas Before the cross, there was Passover. Before forgiveness, there was blood. Before freedom, there was substitution. In Exodus, judgment didn’t pass over people because they were good it passed over because of the blood on the doorposts. And thousands of years later, John looks at Jesus and says, “Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.” Jesus didn’t come to cover sin. He came to wash it away. Not by your works b