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quarantine_reading_list
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unhinged
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march 13th was the last day i was able to use my public library. those books were consumed completely at least a month ago. i have almost finished a pile of books laying around my apartment. i have ordered a small library of spiritual and crafting books online. so far i have completed the following:
a people's history of the united states 1492 - present - howard zinn
voices of a people's history of the united states - howard zinn and anthony arnove
erotic love poems from india translated by andrew schelling
some unquenchable desire translated by andrew schelling
the great kagyu masters, the golden lineage treasury translated by khenpo konchog gyaltsen
the life of tilopa and the ganges mahamudra - khenchen thrangu rinpoche
no recipe: cooking as spiritual practice - edward espe brown
the_beginning_of_infinity - david deutsch
memoirs of a polar bear - yoko tawada
minor feelings: an asian american reckoning - cathy park hong
a portrait in four movements: the chicago symphony under barenboim, boulez, haitink, and muti by andrew patner
no more boats - felicity castagna
survive and resist: the definitive guide to dystopian politics - amy l atchinson and shauna l shames
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200519
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I'm recommending A Gentleman In Moscow to everyone for quarantine reading, it's so perfect.
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200519
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naropa's wisdom - kenchen thrangu
the mission of art - alex grey
some unquenchable desire - translated by andrew schelling
erotic love poems from india - translated by eric schelling
plant magic: herbalism in real life - christine buckley
the shambhala anthology of women's spiritual poetry - edited by aliki barnstone
caviar and ashes: a warsaw generation's life and death in marxism, 1918-1968 - marci shore
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200622
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I need to read more, I've let it slip lately.
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200622
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epitome of incomprehensibility
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Me too.
Currently reading A Canticle for Leibowitz (Walter M. Miller Jr.) and All the Birds in the Sky (Charlie Jane Anders), albeit slowly.
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200623
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every morning i read with a couple cups of coffee
i rediscovered the joys of the library here in seattle. the central library was a few blocks from my old job. ten floors of library goodness along with a lecture hall, galleries, permanent collections and music practice rooms. i heart the library here. even the little branch in my hood is excellent.
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200623
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a_gentleman_in_moscow was a perfect quarantine read. Gorgeous book.
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200826
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epitome of incomprehensibility
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A Canticle for Leibowitz was good and weird. I haven't read anything quite like it. The Chrysalids has some superficial similarities - aftermath of nuclear war in U.S. and how religious groups deal with it - but Canticle is more complex and experimental.
Now reading The_Blythes_Are_Quoted by L.M. Montgomery.
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