workweek reading recs (18 November 2024)
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longreadsHappy Monday! It's (finally) cool here.
I've got a cup of tea and several tabs open to read this week.
Bonus: Haymarket Books is giving away "10 Free Ebooks for Getting Free" (though not all 10 are available in every country)
Unlike a lot of "free ebooks," these are books you've actually heard of, like Elite Capture and Freedom is a Constant Struggle
How is everyone doing? What have you read recently? What did you read ages ago that you're still thinking about?
Do we like the idea of a weekly fiction/poetry rec?
I've got a cup of tea and several tabs open to read this week.
- What happens when a romance author gets locked out of Google Docs, by Madeline Ashby for Wired
- The Therapist in the Machine, by Jess McAllen for The Baffler
- Schools vs. Screens, by Luc Rinaldi for Macleans
- Fiction Domestic Violence, by Madeline Ashby in Slate (Yes, the same author as the Wired story!)
TW: Domestic violence, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, murder
Bonus: Haymarket Books is giving away "10 Free Ebooks for Getting Free" (though not all 10 are available in every country)
Unlike a lot of "free ebooks," these are books you've actually heard of, like Elite Capture and Freedom is a Constant Struggle
How is everyone doing? What have you read recently? What did you read ages ago that you're still thinking about?
Do we like the idea of a weekly fiction/poetry rec?
