A feast for the eyes in this moveable book
A moveable book brings new appreciation for the art of legendary Japanese artist Hokusai.
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An occasional series of posts with links and short descriptions to books and articles of interest.
Narratives designed to unite rather than divide
We have a role in creating the future That’s the good story.
The consequences of complicity in an “I don’t take responsibility” world
Carlos Lozada looks at books on our conflict and mistrust to consider what it was that got us here.
When the dog catches the car
When the dog catches the car, the car always wins. A radical minority in America has just caught the car.
The books I read in June 2022
Each month I have a goal of reading five books. Here’s my list from June 2022.
We have been here before
We may be shocked by our country’s regression, but James Baldwin reminds us that this is our history.
A book becomes a book in the hands of its readers
Emma Smith on why – when we think of books important to us – we find their content is inseparable from their form.
The books I read in May 2022
Each month I have a goal of reading five books. Here’s my list from May 2022.
We have nothing to lose but our illusions
Reading Michael Stewart on inequality while touring countries with very different histories on the issue.
For lovers (of cities)
Cities are living organisms where we should add vibrant new chapters to history without eradicating it.
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