You Think Too Much
Robyn RyleSome mindfulness. Some notes about the writing life. Some reflections on higher education and teaching. All with a light sprinkling of sociology.
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Robyn Ryle is the author of the novel, Fair Game, and two nonfiction books, She/He/They/Me and Throw Like a Girl, Cheer Like a Boy. She writes about culture, mindfulness, writing and various other things from a low-key sociological perspective.
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