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Savage Gods
Savage Gods is a challenging book to review because of its nature: it is a meditation, or perhaps a rumination, by the author on his continuing search for meaning and the role of writing and the word in that search. … Continue reading
Posted in Religion and Philosophy, Reviews
Tagged Buddhism, dissent, mindfulness, Nonfiction 2025, Paul Kingsnorth, quotations, writing
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This week at the library: NaNoWriMo! Victorians, Napoleon, and a cantankerous Thoreau
Yaay. Is it weird that I was more excited to hit 45,000 words than to actually ‘win’ NaNoWriMo? I suppose that’s because when I hit 45,000, it was the evening I added a few days’ work from different files into … Continue reading
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