Newsletter of the former editor in chief of The Happy Reader. A magazine as well, in its way
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Read Me #18: Circle dance
When I played Any Human Ever, I got a girl who lived in the Maghreb in 1068 BC. She lived in a village of about 250 people, and never went farther than a day’s walk. She died at 46, leaving behind a single grandchild.
The market in...
Read Me #17: Reading while listening
Proust, Canadian indie, Sebald, L’Rain, Roy Montgomery, Martha Skye Murphy, The Odyssey, The World, The Coffee, the TV
A task is set: pick up the book closest to you, open it at random, then send Read Me the first sentence you see.
Why Luke Edward Hall likes quest-implying electronic music
The style of music known as ‘fantasy synth’ is too new to feature on this defunct but still fascinating map of music genres. We can assume however that it’d be in the same region as dungeon synth, its parent genre, which is to say not too f...
Why Does Jean Hannah Edelstein Like the Subarctic City of Yellowknife?
“Just some of the most interesting and happiest times of my life.”
This email is part of the interview series Why Do You Like This? in which participants explain their enthusiasm for a specific thing. This time, the author Jean Hannah Edel...
Rob Doyle and the Interworld
On Henry Corbin and Ibn Arabi
I’m a longtime fan of Rob Doyle, whose new novel Cameo came out recently. I’m also a fan of the characters named “Rob Doyle” who appear in his books: the midlife-facing, psychedelics-experimenting Rob of Thres...
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