The English Department book club selected this for our 4th quarter read and I unfortunately was not able to make the meet-up for discussion. However, the impassioned opinions that spilled over into our group chat spurred me to finish it.
Going into it, I thought it was going to
Brea and Mallory rank their favorite and least favorite POVs! Plus they test out ReciproCard and talk about how long they wait to start a new book after finishing the last one. Email us at readingglassespodcast at gmail dot com! Reading Glasses Merch Recommendations Store The Reading Glasses Book! Links - Reading Glasses Facebook Group Reading Glasses Goodreads Group Wish List Newsletter Libro.fm…
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i asked bluesky for book recommendations
These are some things I’ve wandered across on the web this week.
When Bits Rot - with C McKean, L Talboom, A Page-Mitchell
English Edition: floppy disks, hard drives, CDs, DVDs, SSD drives - no matter what you choose to store your data on - ultimately they all decay. With my guests Callum McKean, Leontien Talboom and Adrian Page-Mitchell, we’re going to talk about what kinds of data we…
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A few minutes of actual reading per day can boost health, wealth, and longevity.
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Brea and Mallory discuss whether or not reading is becoming a hobby for rich people! Plus, we solve a book tech problem about the new Libby holds suspension system, and recommend books set in Connecticut. Email us at readingglassespodcast at gmail dot com! Reading Glasses Merch Recommendations Store The Reading Glasses Book! Sponsors - Storyworth www.storyworth.com/GLASSES Aura Frames…
Another blog worth following. IMHO.
If our next governor makes this a priority, thousands of students will benefit
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We went down the steps to his basement and that was where Tom showed me the machine. He said he’d been feeding it Shakespeare, buying up all the charity-shop paperbacks and tossing them in the front hatch. Looked a bit like a pizza oven, but plated in chrome and with a faint whirring sound you […]
We went down the steps to his basement and that was where Tom showed me the machine. He said he’d been feeding it Shakespeare, buying up all the charity-shop paperbacks and tossing them in the front hatch. Looked a bit like a pizza oven, but plated in chrome and with a faint whirring sound you […]
In recent years, the boom of audiobooks, podcasts, Kindles, and other paperless reading practices has reached new heights. Given their rapid increase in popularity, I wanted to look at how these new modes of reading might be changing – and perhaps quietly eroding – our literary habits. We might begin by asking the question: what […]
In recent years, the boom of audiobooks, podcasts, Kindles, and other paperless reading practices has reached new heights. Given their rapid increase in popularity, I wanted to look at how these new modes of reading might be changing – and perhaps quietly eroding – our literary habits. We might begin by asking the question: what […]
In my hobby room, there’s a strange stack of books that has built up over the past year or so. It’s a collection of recent purchases or arrivals from kickstarts and backed projects. It’s also an accumulation of the books that I keep nearest to my computer desk whereat I will play online. Across the […]
TESSERA on the ESA homepage and at CVPR, GeoTessera 0.9 stabilising onto S3/Zarr, io-uring in OCaml, carbon credits in New Scientist and WSJ, and musings on internet malware again.
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Brea and Mallory tick off another box on the 2026 Reading Glasses Challenge: try a reading app or gadget. They test out Pagebound! Plus, they give advice on what to do when your library’s resources are cut and recommend indigenous fiction. Email us at readingglassespodcast at gmail dot com! Reading Glasses Merch Recommendations Store The Reading Glasses Book! Sponsor - ZocDoc…
In the midst of plague and fatherhood, did I manage to finish the book I set out to write?
Tic è in piazza San Cosimato 39. l’incontro inizia alle 18:30
Highlights and insights from a Gen X reader
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4 giugno, Roma, Galleria Bianco contemporaneo: “NZ” di Antonio Syxty e “ASEMICS” di Marco Giovenale 4 giugno, roma, galleria bianco contemporaneo: “nz” di antonio syxty e “asemics” di marco giovenale mobilizon: https://mobilizon.it/events/29ada9e0-4c9d-4fbb-b766-0bd81b0c38f4
NZ e ASEMICS, due diversi/analoghi modi di fare ricerca letteraria e artistica, da Bianco contemporaneo in un dialogo tra gli autori
Lello Voce e Gilda Policastro presentano "Exit poetry" (La nave di Teseo, 2026), con alcuni autori, in diretta con il CentroScritture, coordinamento di Valerio Massaroni
Brea and Mallory reveal the secrets of talking about books on the internet. Plus, they solve a problem about a page falling out of a book you borrowed, and recommend ocean-centric books for an aquarium book club. Email us at readingglassespodcast at gmail dot com! Reading Glasses Merch Recommendations Store The Reading Glasses Book! Links - Reading Glasses Facebook Group Reading Glasses Goodreads…
Akel responds to Professor Ivan Marinovic's opinion in The Daily, defending the importance of a diverse reading list.
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Lello Voce e Gilda Policastro presentano "Exit poetry" (La nave di Teseo, 2026), con alcuni autori, in diretta con il CentroScritture, coordinamento di Valerio Massaroni
In the final installment of her columm, Ye, former managing editor, details her fears of writing for The Daily.
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