the olive bookshelf
Olive S. BurgessI write stories about stories, reflections on books meant to feel like a warm cup of tea.
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| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | olivebookshelf.substack.com |
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am I merely a means to an end?
## the dilemma.
the *tears of Aeneas* & the shadows of Odysseus: how Homer & Virgil ponder the underworld.
If the story is good, and the storytellers are good, then the story will become more vivid and meaningful with each retelling. What began as an oral tradition, that Homer infused with gold in The Iliad and The Odyssey, only continues to gro...
why forgetting is half the fun of learning.
I had some scribbled thoughts and scribbled notes and so I decided to turn the camera on. This is a little ramble about how learning can become so focused on trying to make everything “recite-able” and conscious, which means we’re not using...
why I deleted my book tracker.
In one click, my phone forgot everything. Six years of data collected in my book tracker. Hours of scanning barcodes on the backs of books. The little bar graph that tells you how many books you read each year, vanished. And, if I sound lik...
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