What I read this month
Back on track! I managed to get through a good bit more this month than any other recent month, which feels pretty good in and of itself, even if what I read wa...
Back on track! I managed to get through a good bit more this month than any other recent month, which feels pretty good in and of itself, even if what I read wa...
I’ve talked previously about how I listen when I get Signs from, for lack of a less new-agey term, the universe. And… well… they’re happ...
Another month, and again feeling like there was not enough read. This, to quote The Mandalorian, is the way. Here’s how it broke down: ReadWhy We Get Sick...
It’s not often I read a book that makes me drastically rethink things. This was one of them. If you’d rather skip a summary of the book, just jump d...
Short and sweet, to the point where it’s not even worth it to write it in list form: I finally finished Telling Lies for Fun & Profit by Lawrence Bloc...
The end of the year? Already? I’m curious if that’s a parent thing or an adult thing or just a subjective thing that has nothing in the least to do ...
I’ve been mentioning over the last couple of months how inspired I’ve been while reading Telling Lies for Fun & Profit by Lawrence Block. I̵...
Short and sweet: November proved to be a flurry of activity — not the least of which was my getting Covid — which once again put a damper on getting...
In my sporadically taking poor notes, I realized today that I’d totally forgotten to include Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life, by Anne ...
I didn’t get to as much reading as I would’ve liked to this month. That’s not remotely new, of course. But the reasoning for it has recently c...