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Some time ago, I asked you all if you’d be interested in reading the first volume of In Search of Lost Time with me. I was very happy to see that quite a few of you said yes! I know it’s a book that can seem intimidating at first, but it’s...
I’ve been reading exclusively 19th-century literature for around four months at this point. I will write a post about why I seem to be unable to come back to the 21st century when I manage to articulate my thoughts a little better. For now,...
Last month, I shared that I wanted to work with books. It’s lovely when you share something like that on Substack because everyone is incredibly encouraging. The real challenge comes when you share your plans with the people in your life, w...
This month’s guest reading list is written by self-proclaimed curmudgeon , one of the people responsible for making my Substack feed a friendlier and funnier place to spend time in. Over on his newsletter, Daniel writes about travel, teachi...
Balzac · Zola · de Maupassant · Colette · Ginna ·
At the end of every month, I take some time to choose five books I want to read the following month. These are the five books in choosing for September (and why). If you want to learn more...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Learning in public. Books & literary resources. Read-along: In Search of Lost Time vol.1 Marcel Proust.
currently reading, writing, translating in nyc
"Daniel is my favourite Sarcstacker" (Hanna Delaney) / Author, teacher, bibliomaniac, flâneur, raconteur, shining wit (and lover of spoonerisms), grumpy bastard, curmudgeon, prankster, polymath (haha), Ukrainophile, Vienna based (for now)
Your friendly bookworm with dreams of a bookshop café. London. Cambridge graduate. Published in the New York Times and Time Out London. Book reviews, personal reflections, and bookish notes on Reads With Alicia.
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