Rewording - by Jolene Tan
Jolene TanRewilding text - old-fashioned jumbled-up blog about reading/writing, nature, civic life. SG-UK
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Episode 2 - What We Can Know
I’m not generally hugely keen on Ian McEwan, but this book affected me.
The photograph, taken in May 2021, is of trash enmeshed with sand and soil on the beach by Yishun Dam in Singapore.
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IPCC report from 2018
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Previousl...
Musical adventures in materialism
Pop music is the medium for grandiose, self-pitying, one-sided longing. If one must feel such a thing (and most of us must, at least from time to time), a three-and-a-half minute caterwaul is the best outlet for it. There’s really no way to...
Some stuff I’ve liked recently
A Country Road, A Tree by Jo Baker, a novel fictionalising Irish playwright Samuel Beckett’s experiences amid the French WWII resistance. I remember enjoying Baker’s Longbourn some years back (Pride & Prejudice from the servants’ point of v...
More notes on recent reads
I said I wanted to read more and so far 2026 has delivered, although curiously my book diet has been dominated by men – British men at that – in a way it hasn’t been for years.
Parallel Lines, Edward St Aubyn. I expect every new St Aubyn t...
ChatGPT gets books wrong: a chronicle
I asked ChatGPT some questions about books. I tried to pick old books, in the public domain, which have been analysed to death, so as not to confound the picture with new and evolving information.
- “What did Jude write on the college...
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