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i'll also tell you this for free right now: i am interested in this and i find zakia sewell's work rly engaging and thoughtful and interesting BUT all normal non-fiction is so obsessed with making a point that it never makes the point fast enough for me. i have adhd i need at least one monumental event per paragraph and everything moves so slow
Jul 26, 2026 02:57PM
Finding Albion: Myth, Folklore and the Quest for a Hidden Britain

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Lewis Isbell i also feel nonfic, especially this type of christmas list covers that i always see (i live by a bookshop), suffers from either being too broad and covering every nook and cranny OR being so hyperfocused it is a drag. I say this cautiously but I feel it they need to think more about narrative and storytelling, like how a good documentary creates conversation between the audience, their lived experience, the contributors, and the context of the contributors enviroment... or atleast attempt to.

anyway that is my view. i looked at this book a few weeks or months ago when it first appears and despite liking everything it's attempting to do i couldn't be arsed to read further than the blurb


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