The Joy of Meaningless Magazines
Before we begin: I have nothing against magazines. Some are excellent for your mind. There are magazines for almost every interest and hobby. You can get in-depth news, world-changing editorials,… Read more »
Category: Books, Reading, & Libraries
Public Libraries and Corporate Greed Don’t Mix
Last week, a misguided professor of economics posted a piece on Forbes about how Amazon should take over for public libraries. Amazon, he argued, could open more physical stores to… Read more »
How to Read the Classics
Many of us have a bucket list of books we want to read (or that we feel we should read). Some of these are classics. The only trouble is, the… Read more »
The Bibliography: The Original Linky Rabbit Hole
One of my biggest time management problems these days is the “linky rabbit hole.” This is when you go to a website for one quick thing and end up following… Read more »
A Shout Out to the Librarians!
When I look back at the most influential people of my childhood, there’s my family (of course), the parents of my best friends, a handful of fabulous teachers, and a… Read more »