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Monday, the day of prep and planning for the week. I was late getting in the studio this morning, I decided to finish the book “I who have never known men” somehow read it in 2 1/2 days. Its had me, I have loved it, little bit survival, apocalyptic, lots of unknown of whats happened. Have you read it? Can you recommend more books like it? I have added Sophie Mackintosh to my library requests. After a later start, I scraped the burrs from the forage bowls and filled the kiln up for the…

Jacqueline Harpman

“Look for what you notice but no one else sees.”⁠ Personally very excited to have this book in stock - it's quickly become a global bestseller and now that I'm reading it myself I see why. The Creative Act: A Way of Being is by Rick Rubin, visionary producer and record exec, winner of 8 Grammys (the man behind some of the most well-known albums of all time from ALL genres). Unlike most producers, he's not known for one type of sound, instead he's known for being the master of helping people…

I'm late to the game on this one since it was published in 2017, but honestly, it's never too late to start on your own anti-racism journey. I took so many notes, there were so many pages and quotes that I jotted down that I might as well have just taped each page of the book to my wall. Everyone should read this. White men, white women, black men, black women. As long as we see these as separate groups in society, we all need to read this.

Callimachus, librarian of Alexandria, once said "A big book is a big evil.” Today most publishers will not look at a book of anything less than novel sized from an unknown author. The thinking seems to be that a slim book must be slight in every way. Here are ten of the best books that are what my teacher used to call ‘one-sit reads.' Disclaimer- Length of time you are willing to sit may vary depending on patience and comfort of seat.

I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman • ⚠️spoilers ahead⚠️ I am by no means claiming that I understand what this book is about. I feel like this is the type of book where it’s up to the reader to make up their own understanding and reflections. When I first started reading this book, I was eager to learn why these forty women were being kept underground. So the ending was a bit anticlimactic. Nonetheless, I found myself liking this book. It was interesting following our namel...

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Read 37.5k reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. White Nights is a short story by Fyodor Dostoevsky that was published in 1848. Set in St…

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If you're a huge fan of Hozier and love his music, then you have to check out this list of 15 books that feel just like listening to a Hozier song! With beautiful writing that feels like a Hozier lyric, I know you'll find your next favorite read on this list of books.

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I used to think that our circumstances were what mattered most in terms of our life and how happy we are. I learned otherwise. We are the co-creators of our life, and although we can’t control a lot of what happens...

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