The Composted Books Review
T. Benjamin WhiteA high school English teacher of 10 years (now a gardener) writes about books. The literary newsletter formerly known as "The Curriculum."
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 18 | Subscribers | Read | compostedbooksreview.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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How to Cultivate an Obsession
In my daydreams, I’m living on a large plot of land, ten acres at least. I devote about one or two hours a day to writing, while the rest goes to walking the land, my dogs unleashed beside me as I care for the plants. I cultivate an enormou...
I Couldn’t Talk Myself Out of Selecting this Sam Richardson Finalist
NOTE: This post is about my favorite of the finalists in the Samuel Richardson Prize for Best Self-Published Literary Novel. Each of the judges will announce their top choice among the finalists, with the competition winner coming later. Be...
I Can't Stop Thinking About this Weird Novella
I was telling my wife and my then-five-year-old son about a book I had been reading while they were out picking up dinner. The Confession of a False Soul by Ilarie Voronca (Snuggly Books, 20211) is a surrealist novella, set in a vaguely mid...
If You Want to Understand Literature, Don't Think About it Too Hard
NOTE: In the last two weeks, since I posted my review of Lost Lambs, the readership of this blog has increased 71%, from 91 to 158 subscribers (that post was shared multiple times, and a nice shoutout from Naomi Kanakia in Woman of Letters ...
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Writer based in Portland, OR. Part of the Texas diaspora. Currently reading: The Maltese Falcon (1930), The Futurological Congress (1971), and every Animorphs book (1996-2001). Also on Bluesky @tbenjaminwhite
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