Whenever I’m down emotionally, it’s usually because I’m online too much. The last month or so I’ve been reading a lot more again. Here are the ones up next (some from the library, some purchased). 

Any reccos to add to my library hold list?

Amber Vittoria is an artist, poet, and author working in Los Angeles, California. Through abstracted form, ribbons of color and joyous words, her work represent

1 part designer, 1 part art director, 1 part photographer. Shake vigorously, then pour over ice. Hosting /records https://linktr.ee/mightymoss

Ooo thank you - and I’m halfway through the ministry of time and it’s great so far!

just started reading Celine by Peter Heller. That ministry of time book is on my list as well

Author. Artist. Quinquagenarian. 

https://linktr.ee/nfterrybain

Omg on my list! I’ve read a few of her books and loveee

Photographer and AI artist  exploring the beauty of lines, shapes and sometimes symmetry, in  architecture ,  and abstraction with occasional diversions .


Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil 
John Berendt

The Rebel Angels
Robertson Davies

Just a girl navigating the world of web3, its perks and challenges.
I post cool pictures i find on the internet. I think out loud frequently :)

Okay, thanks, I’ll look it up and find it

Reading the giver as a kid was big for me!

Could you recommend any book you’ve read in the past that altered your mindset or your outlook on life?

Finishing The Beach and have so enjoyed it

My next book after "The Ministry of Time" was "This is How You Lose the Time War", I recommend it.

- Sam Dogen Millionaire Milestones and 
- Michael Roach Diamond Cutter

Love this energy. Swapping algorithms for authors is the real detox

internetbookclub

join /internetbookclub and read with us! for july we are ready kindred by octavia e. butler

Based on the vibes here, I’d say the house on pineapple street

seeing is forgetting the name of the thing one sees!

Books

Books I’ve read In June:
- Psychopolitics, Byung-Chul Han
- Vita Contemplativa, Byung-Chul Han
- The Disappearence of ritual, byung-chul han
- The Wild Iris, Louise Glück (not really reading, more like savoring)
- Água Viva, Clarice Lispector (jesus christ)
- Zen in the art of archery, Eugen Herrigel
- The Burnout Society, Byung-Chul Han
- In the Dark Places of Wisdom, Peter Kingsley
- The Agony of Eros, Byung-Chul Han

I casted about this some time ago, 
Most sadness come from too much scrolling

Lately, I've been reading The Comfort Book by Matt Haig. It’s been grounding and super easy to pick up when I need a reset. Highly recommend if you’re looking for something that feels like a warm hug.