A Writer and His Reading
Volume 1, Issue 3
Welcome to the third volume of Roof Beam Reader’s Sunday Salon!
This week, in addition to recapping my own posts and sharing what I’m currently reading, I’m sharing my favorite reads from my favorite bloggers, as well as a number of fascinating articles from across the web, including some on science, history, and politics.
I look forward to hearing about what you’ve read/written this week, or what you think about the links I’ve shared below. Happy Sunday!
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For the ink-hearted
Dedicated to Emerging Writers
quotes, excerpts and reviews
You don’t start out writing good stuff. You start out writing crap and thinking it’s good stuff, and then gradually you get better at it. That’s why I say one of the most valuable traits is persistence. Octavia E. Butler
My life as a black, disabled teenager
A bookish blog (mostly) about women writers of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
Thanks Adam for giving me the idea to read ‘Lady Susan’ and I’ve added ‘Dorian Gray’ to my TBR list. I also really enjoyed your review of ‘Sometime After Midnight.’ I just picked up some modern adaptations of both ‘Othello’ and ‘The Odyssey.’ I’m really looking forward to reading them as well. Now if I can only find a way to stop time to read everything I want.
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Good Without God…that’s a title which names me question its veracity.
I like this post, though, and how you highlight important works you have found and read.
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