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Note: Preparing for an upcoming trip to Rome, I pulled from the shelf my copy of Scott Samuelson’s Rome as a Guide to the Good Life: A Philosophical Grand Tour, recalling the pleasure I’d taken in reading it a couple of years back. In a pie...
Recent readings of Carrie Rickey’s A Complicated Passion: The Life and Work of Agnès Varda, and neuroscientist Anil Seth’s resonant essay, “The Mythology of Conscious AI,” sent me in search of the piece I share below, in which Varda has a s...
1 :: Although “Of the blank page” sounds like a topic Montaigne might have taken up, he never directly addresses the theme. There is no essay on a writer’s anxiety when surveying the expanse of the unwritten, perhaps because the “blank page...
Note: As those of you who have been reading my newsletters for a while are aware, I used to publish a bookselling catalog called A Common Reader. This post revisits an issue from January 2004, with a side excursion into a contemporaneous ex...
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A long time ago: publisher of A Common Reader catalog. A little while ago: author of 1,000 Books to Read Before You Die. Now: I write about books, reading, and learning, and work as senior advisor to the president of Iona University.
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