Books May Save Us
Let's explore how books may save us from loneliness, distraction, and confusion by bringing us back to our creator, our neighbor, and ourselves.
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Books Will Never Require a Password
The picture above is from the hilarious classic TV show I Love Lucy in the famous scene in the chocolate factory. In this scene, Lucy and her best friend Ethel find themselves working on a conveyor belt that is sending them chocolates to be...
From Led Zeppelin to Taylor Swift: My Favorite Music Inspired by Literature
One of the gifts that great literature gives to culture is that it influences artists of different mediums to create more wonderful art. Throughout history, painters, filmmakers, and musicians have all been inspired to interpret, build upon...
5 on Five: Fictional Places to Visit When Loss Feels Too Real
Every month, we have a joyous collaboration of many wonderful writers on Substack who love and write about books. This “link-sharing party” was started by and is hosted by different writers each month, with fantastic themes prompting a var...
The Book Lady Proves Books May Save Us
I was nervous to write about Dolly Parton for this week’s article because there’s already been so many wonderful pieces written about her, but I can’t stop thinking about how she embodies everything the “Books May Save Us” work is about. Sh...
Living at the Speed of Books
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The world has gotten louder without our permission. Our brains, bodies, and nervous systems haven’t changed, and we aren’t built to handle more stimulation than ever before, yet we are being exposed to...
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