Gayla, I simply must know: are you a super speed-reader, do you never sleep, or is it some combination of the two? I envy your amazing rate of consumption!
Thanks for sharing these articles and resources, most of which I hadn't come across in my scrolling. NPR's Books We Love is a great resource and the bookish advice column is great. I've been reading Lit Hub for a few years, but there's so much content I somehow missed this.
I ate up your article on audiobooks because someone recently asked me to come in and read something. After reading that, I don't think they know what they're asking of me. And I can't believe you haven't looked at MY page yet! https://benwoestenburg.substack.com
These are some great links! I was really interested in the history of the Kindle — I got my first (and last/only) one in 2014 but have since phased it out to read via the Kindle app on the iPad since it renders graphic novels & comic books way better.
I wasn't here during the og weekly Links, but glad you're bringing them back! I love finding out what everyone's been reading and finds interesting enough to share hehe.
Gayla, I simply must know: are you a super speed-reader, do you never sleep, or is it some combination of the two? I envy your amazing rate of consumption!
That sortable book list is fun, and I’m sure super helpful for keeping up with what’s been released across the board lately.
Also, I can’t imagine opening a bookstore at 16. In fact, I can’t imagine opening a bookstore now, ha. Seems like a pretty literary family though.
I love the link emails too, so keep ‘em coming!
Thanks for sharing these articles and resources, most of which I hadn't come across in my scrolling. NPR's Books We Love is a great resource and the bookish advice column is great. I've been reading Lit Hub for a few years, but there's so much content I somehow missed this.
I'll have to check out that audiobook link when I get time. Thanks!
Thank you, Gayla, and Happy New Year! 📚
Ooohhh... love that NPR link especially! Thank you.
I ate up your article on audiobooks because someone recently asked me to come in and read something. After reading that, I don't think they know what they're asking of me. And I can't believe you haven't looked at MY page yet! https://benwoestenburg.substack.com
These are some great links! I was really interested in the history of the Kindle — I got my first (and last/only) one in 2014 but have since phased it out to read via the Kindle app on the iPad since it renders graphic novels & comic books way better.
I wasn't here during the og weekly Links, but glad you're bringing them back! I love finding out what everyone's been reading and finds interesting enough to share hehe.