‘Your throat hurts. Your brain hurts’: the secret life of the audiobook star | Books | The Guardian As the business booms, narrators talk tricky accents, lonely shifts and tackling 100 pages a day Source: ‘Your throat hurts. Your brain…
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EAT MORE KALE? BUY MORE BOOKS! by Lynne Weiss – Change Seven Magazine
Here’s my New Year’s Resolution, and it’s not to eat more kale. I eat quite a bit of kale. It’s satifsying. It’s good for me and the farmers who grow it, and it’s good for the environment. But I’m ……
Tagged with: books, bookstores, Change Seven Magazine, literary district, reading
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Why bookstores matter.
When a Bookstore Closes, an Argument Ends – The New Yorker. This is why I ALWAYS buy books from neighborhood bookstores or special order if something I want is not available. But what I really like about this is that…
Tagged with: books, bookstores, literary district, New Yorker Magazine, readers, reading
Posted in What I'm Reading
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Words Origins as the Gateway to Empathy | The Ploughshares Blog
Etymology as Pedagogy: How Words Teach Me to Live | The Ploughshares Blog.
Tagged with: Alex Chertok, creative writing, empathy, etymology, fiction, John Ciardi, Ploughshares, poetry, reading, word origins, writing
Posted in What I'm Reading
Posted in What I'm Reading
Not all the factors have been considered, IMHO. Do People Remember News Better If They Read It in Print? – The Atlantic
Do People Remember News Better If They Read It in Print? – The Atlantic.
Tagged with: digital, memory, news, print, readers, reading, The Atlantic
Posted in What I'm Reading
Posted in What I'm Reading
