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Walter Shaw -
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The authors appear to see sci-fi and fantasy as near synonyms
— Dec 13, 2025 07:52PM
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Walter Shaw -
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I have not given up on this book. I am committing to complete it before the year ends.
— Dec 12, 2025 03:17PM
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Lydia Miller
is on page 78 of 304
Dorothy Sayers claimed that when we read a work of literature, "it is as though a light were turned on us. We say, 'Ah! I recognise that!'... I can possess and take hold of it and make it my own, and turn it into a source of knowledge and strength."
Literature is a triumph of the imagination.
-Joseph Addison
I enjoyed this chapter especially. I recognize the joys of literature in my own life.
— Nov 05, 2025 09:01AM
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Literature is a triumph of the imagination.
-Joseph Addison
I enjoyed this chapter especially. I recognize the joys of literature in my own life.
Lydia Miller
is on page 74 of 304
When working in bookstores, he sees browsers who display "a need to keep getting back to" the reading state, which "they know and... seek." What they want, concludes Birkerts, "is a vehicle that will bear them off to the reading state."
— Nov 05, 2025 08:32AM
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Walter Shaw -
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Reading literature refreshes you and transports you to a faraway place.
— May 04, 2025 05:37PM
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Elaine
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I didn’t finish this book in time for my book club discussion of it last night, but I’d like to finish it. It sure led to some great discussion!
— Oct 23, 2024 06:31AM
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