Unshelvable

Uncataloged notes on life

  • 13th May
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  • 2nd February
    2013
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Books are the plane, and the train, and the road. They are the destination, and the journey. They are home. -Anna Quindlen

Books are the plane, and the train, and the road. They are the destination, and the journey. They are home. -Anna Quindlen

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  • 31st January
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  • 24th January
    2013
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teachingliteracy:

blackballoonpublishing:
Cheap Wine, Plastic Chairs: A weekly series that celebrates everyone’s favorite part of the author reading: the Q&A. This week, John Green and Neil Gaiman at Carnegie Hall.
Advice for aspiring novelists?
John Green: My two pieces of advice are to read a lot and to read broadly and my second piece of advice is to tell stories to your friends and pay attention to when they get bored.
Neil Gaiman: I was gonna say, read everything, write, and finish things — just whatever it takes to finish, finish and then go on to the next one. You will learn more from glorious failure than you ever will from something that you never finished.
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teachingliteracy:

blackballoonpublishing:

Cheap Wine, Plastic Chairs: A weekly series that celebrates everyone’s favorite part of the author reading: the Q&A. This week, John Green and Neil Gaiman at Carnegie Hall.

Advice for aspiring novelists?

John Green: My two pieces of advice are to read a lot and to read broadly and my second piece of advice is to tell stories to your friends and pay attention to when they get bored.

Neil Gaiman: I was gonna say, read everything, write, and finish things — just whatever it takes to finish, finish and then go on to the next one. You will learn more from glorious failure than you ever will from something that you never finished.

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  • 10th January
    2013
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thegirlandherbooks:

harperbooks:

At times it is worth sacrificing comfort for the sake of proximity to the coffee maker. But beware of reading COOLIDGE by Amity Shlaes while on top of a refrigerator. Bad puns are the enemy of good reading, and every office-pantry denizen will have one at the ready.

Okay. This just might be the best one.

thegirlandherbooks:

harperbooks:

At times it is worth sacrificing comfort for the sake of proximity to the coffee maker. But beware of reading COOLIDGE by Amity Shlaes while on top of a refrigerator. Bad puns are the enemy of good reading, and every office-pantry denizen will have one at the ready.

Okay. This just might be the best one.

  • 29th December
    2012
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