Re-Reading is a Gift
Robin Campbell, AMY VAILWriting about re-reading, what's different the second time around, and why it matters.
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My Substack, Re-Reading is a Gift, is about things I’m re-reading, what I notice the second time around—usually decades later—and why it matters.
Retired Classics professor and mezzo-soprano.
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