
One of the advantages of having a bad memory: when I re-read a book, it often feels like I’m reading it for the first time.
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One of the advantages of having a bad memory: when I re-read a book, it often feels like I’m reading it for the first time.
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If Amanda Fucking Palmer has been “having a passionate affair” with a book—if “the information [in that book] is literally, physically, technically changing [her] life on a day-to-day basis”—well, I figured it might be worth a read.
And so far, it has been.
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I don’t usually like reading more than a couple books at the same time, but I currently find myself in the middle of four or (depending on how you count) six different books.
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I started this blog to encourage myself to write. So far: not a lot of progress on that front.
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Maybe I’m just a crotchety old fart, but when it comes to comics, I prefer paper to digital.
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I haven’t finished reading Montaigne’s Essays yet, but it’s summer, and sometimes a guy just needs a break from 16th-century France.
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