workweek reading recs (14 October 2024)
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longreadsWelcome to the first workweek reading recs!
I love to read longform articles at work during breaks. Every week, I will post three (3) links and I encourage everyone to share articles they've read (recently or not!) that others might want to read this week. (Please keep in mind community rules regarding content notes and common triggers.)
What did you read last week? These articles don't have to be breaking news or even recently posted.
I love to read longform articles at work during breaks. Every week, I will post three (3) links and I encourage everyone to share articles they've read (recently or not!) that others might want to read this week. (Please keep in mind community rules regarding content notes and common triggers.)
- Love, Interrupted, Kelsey Rexroat for Atavist (August 2024)
Content notes: family rejection, homophobia (happy ending and the single most romantic true story I've ever read) - Why Does Yellowstone National Park Turn Us All into Maniacs? by Drew Magary for Outside (5 September 2024)
Content notes: ableist/saneist language ("crazy," "maniacs," etc.), joking references to bear and bison attacks (not graphic) - The Fever Called Living by Evan Malmgren for Harper's (October 2024)
Content notes: medical gaslighting, conspiracy theories
What did you read last week? These articles don't have to be breaking news or even recently posted.
