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One of the reasons I’ve taken to this app
And why I took to a slim volume of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes I owned as a child
May 30, 2025
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I'm working my way through some of the great literature of the 19th century, which over the last year has included Jane Eyre, Pride and Prejudice, Count of Monte Cristo.
Ivanhoe, this story of Saxons vs Normans, knights, and high adventure, has been an unexpected pleasure.
Next up: Middlmarch
Feb 26, 2025
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I used to struggle to find reading pleasurable so I switched to genre fiction. I read a lot of unserious hehe-haha books now, I get to explore a really fun and new-to-me canon, and take perverse pleasure in telling boys that I find Isaac Asimov a bit boring.
This is one of the collections I am slowly working through!
Feb 3, 2025
This has been following me everywhere since I first encountered book 2 (the Manticore) on the CODEX dollar cart. I have historically been a dollar-cart sceptic, but since inhaaaaling this (Very quick ! Utterly charming !) series I’ve been changed. Read Robertson Davies. You can probably find him as I have, in boxes of free shit on the sidewalk, the shelves of your favorite used bookstore, or the depths of some old lady’s closet in a very good estate sale on Long Island.
Read if you like: a Fable, Jungian analysis, the traveling circus
Jan 22, 2024
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Something to look forward to as you wind down the meal 🥃
May 12, 2025