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Category Archives: Books
Life-Changing Books
Among the many vocations over the course of my life was a two decade stretch as a psychotherapist. While the most rewarding work, it was often filled with self-doubt and angst. During my graduate school education, I was fortunate to … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Europe, History, Writing
Tagged Holocaust, psychology, psychotherapy, Viktor Frankl
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Bookstore Tourism: Best bookshop name ever
I recently discovered the best named bookstore in America. Mother foucault’s bookshop in Portland, Oregon offers a well curated collection of rare, antiquarian and secondhand books selected by the owner Craig Florence. Located in a somewhat dingy, light industrial neighborhood, the shop’s … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Tourism, USA
Tagged Bookselling, Oregon, Portland
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Compelling Firsts
Posted in Books, Writing
Tagged 1984, A Tale of Two Cities, the Hobbit, The Princess Bride
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Reading Immersion
The new Sol Reader is a clever device that looks like a VR headset, but instead of immersion in virtual reality it offers the user the opportunity to get lost in a good book. The digital device streams e-books from … Continue reading
Nothing stops bibliophiles
I just learned from a friend’s social media posts that in the middle of a horrific war the book community in Ukraine actual held the nation’s largest annual book festival. The poster above is for the 2023 International Book Arsenal Festival which … Continue reading
Discarded Books
André Kertész, Discarded Books, New York City, 1974
More Bookstore Mapping
Indie bookstores in Montana have collaborated to develop the first-ever Montana Bookstore Trail. The mapping project was coordinated by Rachel Elliott-Burg, owner of Reading Leaves in Townsend, and designed with Elk River Books in Livingston, the map features 21 independent bookstores across the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, Maps, Tourism, USA
Tagged Bookselling, Cartography, Montana
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