The ChangeLog – October 2026

The elusive lightness of a subtly well-made October

A volleyball match in an indoor sports arena, where the Cisterna Volley team in blue and white uniforms gathers on the court near the net celebrating, while a referee in navy stands on an elevated stand at left and spectators fill the tiered blue and white seating in the background.

I feel like October flew by, yet it was a good month, full of family, sport, parties, and entertainment. In this issue, let’s look at the five books (two of which are about memory), how I continued my Hitchcock marathon, and the new album by The Tangent. I’ll also discuss my opinions on Control Resonant.

The ChangeLog – September 2026

I stumbled at the start, but I collected a lot in the process.

A weathered pink and ochre building facade features a large black-and-white paste-up mural of a child lying on their stomach reading a book surrounded by scattered papers, positioned beside a green louvered shutter above, with a white "Piazza Plebiscito" street sign mounted on the wall to the left and a green wooden door on the peeling lower level.

I read five books (four of them Reacher), watched Kurosawa’s Cure and Hitchcock’s Rebecca, fell in love with a Japanese EP, and wondered why September slipped through my fingers.

The ChangeLog – August 2026

A tales of two Augusts

A stair in between two dunes on the beach at Capoportiere.

I am back reading philosophy books, my Hitchcock marathon hits the first true gem, a tribute to all the musicians who died in the last 30 days, and my experience with Splatoon Raiders.