morning boy's letters on serious matters and commentary on funny things aplenty
It feels to me Substack demands some ‘size’ of writing.
I’ve had a hard time reading so much material, even though I am tempted to.
You read books or you read these Substack articles? Or you don’t read anything?
I’d rather spend time on building some hand-skills. Or improving my pull-ups and pull-up counts.
Those who don’t read don’t make for good shoppers, online or offline.
Read. To shop well, read.
To experiment in your shopping, read.
Inching towards finishing 100 pages of Luhmann Explained. Feels like an achievement. Please give me a certificate of achievement, will you?
WordPress, the social media for folks who love to read!
And twitter-like too for guys like me who write in short format.
All of yesterday evening and all of night, Niklas Luhmann’s ideas and explanations surrounded me. Given some space, I would just read this book and sleep, and read more and sleep, and…
I haven’t had many good hyper-linked reading experiences. Have you? Hyper-linked reading experiences?
Repeat-read while reading articles or books is easier than repeat-play while watching an audio or audio-video.
Niklas Luhmann re-enters my reading material. And again I am tempted to read his works.
Psychoanalysis and some theories finally make some sense to me. Thank you Mr Colin Wilson.
Reading may induce melancholy and laziness, apart from understanding and wisdom.
Colin Wilson took me to strange places. Nostalgia?
I have read just 2 of Colin Wilson’s works. Will read more. Only he has the capacity to surprise me during these times.
Morning, can’t start the day with fiction. Has to be non-fiction… Feels easier to run through.
This 0.1 pigment liner or art-liner is the one to mark and note in the margins when reading paperbacks.
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