#nonfiction

[theoptia]

Fernando Pessoa, from The Book of Disquiet

[incognitopolls]

(2/2) What genre was the last NONfiction book you read?

Computer and information science

Philosophy and psychology

Religion

Social science

Language

Science

Technology

Arts and recreation

Literature

History and geography

Something else

I don't remember/I've never read a nonfiction book/show results

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[makereadgrow]

Periodic reminder that your library more than likely has books on quilting. Books on knitting, and sewing, and painting, and gardening whatever you're into the library probably has books about it. It probably has ebooks too, and magazines.

Your library has all kinds of resources and they absolutely want you to use them.

[someforbiddenparadise]

The Writer's Technique in Thirteen Theses by Walter Benjamin (as appears in his 1928 treatise One-Way Street, in a section titled "Post No Bills")

[thoughtfulfangirling]

Harrison Norris For our blacked-out War Boy eyes, we used this really thick MAC eyeliner, and at the end of the day, we got to the point that we stopped trying to get it off the inside of our eyes. It was impossible, so we gave up and lived in guyliner for eight months, and the funniest thing was that as we got toward the last two or three months, we'd start seeing all the locals in town—the guys who had nothing to do with performing or being War Boys—were wearing guyliner as well. We accidentally glam-rocked the shit out of that place.

—Blood, Sweat & Chrome: The Wild and True Story of Mad Max: Fury Road by Kyle Buchanan

[krunchlykota]

"No one would know I shifted, but there'd be signs."

It's in basically every script now 😭😭

[70sscifiart]

The Psychology of Gambling, 1977, cover design by Alan Aldridge