What I Read in July 2020
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What I Read in July 2020
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Book store cats are everything
Love seeing this back on my dashboard
I love people with obscure knowledge or useless academic insights. I want to hear your analysis of lighting in Ratatouille. Tell me about the history of soda pop or the references to classical mythology in Macbeth. I want to know about the underlying homoerotic context of that 1930s sci-fi paperback. I think all knowledge is worthwhile knowledge. Explain to me the ecosystems that komodo dragons inhabit. Don't be afraid to learn for the sake of learning.
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Sitting outside with the large pupper while itâs nice out today and really enjoying the book. Itâs so cute with the two main male characters really enjoying books together. đ
if someone asked me âWhat color is your heart today? Why?â instead of âhow are youâ I would murder them in cold blood.Â
This is Zadie Smithâs delightful notion on What It Means to Be Addicted to Reading. You might find it relevant as there are many reading experiences that you may consider to be profound on their own, and are incomparable. Theyâre different entities existing on their own, but your passion as a human being is your driving force in igniting your curiosity.
âI learned to build bookshelves and brought books to my room, gathering them around me thickly. I read by day and into the night. I thought about perfectibility, and deism, and adjectives, and clouds, and then foxes. I locked my door, from the inside, and leaped from the roof and went to the woods, by day or darkness.â â Mary Oliver, Upstream: Selected Essays
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