The Library of Lazy Thinking
Glenn FisherThoughts on literature and life
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 91 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Sally O'Reilly on How to Be Animal: What It Means to Be Human
There is a scene in Beverly Hills Cop where Axel Foley (played by Eddie Murphy) is following a lead with an art dealer.
Before he can speak to the woman he’s come to see, he must converse with the assistant dealer, a strong-accented chap c...
Stu Hennigan on The Sound Mirror
Before we storm into this excellent new episode, a reminder that tickets for Lazy Thinking Live Vol 2 are now available.
I’ll start revealing the lineup tomorrow (Friday), but I’d encourage you to grab a ticket now as they’re strictly limi...
Bags of salt and vinegar
Living in London, a cheeky one after work would often be followed by an even cheekier one, and then, indeed, by the cheekiest of cheekies, until the concept of cheekiness itself gave way to merely dedicating each drink that followed to the...
Sasha Bonét on Tar Baby
“Why are they taking pictures?” asks Sasha.
“It’s supposed to be the blue door from the film Notting Hill,” I explain. “Though I’m not sure it’s the real one.”
We’re just stepping out the door next to the blue one after an hour hidden awa...
TikTok Roth
The fish and chips arrive from the gastro-pub’s deep freeze via an unknown heating device and a last-minute introduction to “crushed peas” and a lemon half that’s spent too long with a Bunsen burner.
I’m in London and 12 pages into Ben Ler...
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Aspiring novelist based in Sheffield. Copywriter by trade, founder of The Fix and Untold, author of Amazon bestseller #TheArtoftheClick. Foolish, but has cute dog \ud83d\udc15
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