H is for Hawk is the book that made me cry the most out of any I've ever read.
Never Let Me Go on rereread is a completely different book than on first read. It should be mandatory.
The Death books as a complete arc are the most emotionally generous thing Pratchett wrote.
The audiobook narrator who made me fall in love with an author I'd ignored is Frank Muller for Stephen King.
This is exactly what I needed to hear, thank you
There are writers who publish too much and writers who publish too little and only one kind of complaint is justified.
Wait, you're telling me I've been doing non-fiction wrong this whole time?
My library has a local author shelf and it's introduced me to writers I'd never have found otherwise.
The footnoted essay is its own pleasure. David Foster Wallace understood this.
The TBR pile is a record of intentions and that's a legitimate thing to preserve even unread.
My marginalia from ten years ago is better than anything I could write now. I was angry then.
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Louise Glück's Averno is where I'd send anyone who wants to understand what contemporary poetry can do.
This is the way
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I'm a beginner and this is incredibly helpful
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H is for Hawk is the book that made me cry the most out of any I've ever read.
Never Let Me Go on rereread is a completely different book than on first read. It should be mandatory.
The Death books as a complete arc are the most emotionally generous thing Pratchett wrote.
The audiobook narrator who made me fall in love with an author I'd ignored is Frank Muller for Stephen King.
This is exactly what I needed to hear, thank you
There are writers who publish too much and writers who publish too little and only one kind of complaint is justified.
Wait, you're telling me I've been doing non-fiction wrong this whole time?
My library has a local author shelf and it's introduced me to writers I'd never have found otherwise.
The footnoted essay is its own pleasure. David Foster Wallace understood this.
The TBR pile is a record of intentions and that's a legitimate thing to preserve even unread.
My marginalia from ten years ago is better than anything I could write now. I was angry then.
Source? Not doubting you, just want to learn more
Louise Glück's Averno is where I'd send anyone who wants to understand what contemporary poetry can do.
This is the way
This is the way
Library holds are free and the queue teaches patience in a way Amazon does not.
I'm a beginner and this is incredibly helpful
Bookmarked. This is the kind of content I come here for