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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @carlosfandango 2 Mar \ parent \ on: Books & Articles Weekly, Issue 55 BooksAndArticles
Yes. Both are really bad now. Read a lot, don’t write much.
‘Literary criticism can be no more than a reasoned account of the feeling produced upon the critic by the book he is criticising.’
D. H. Lawrence
Just do it: I think a good guide is; write the outline of the book, what you personally got out of reading it and whether you think other people should try it.
Make SN your writing practice / class. Worse case everyone hates the book but they are unlikely to hate an honest review.
And take heed;
‘In certain kinds of writing, particularly in art criticism and literary criticism, it is normal to come across long passages which are almost completely lacking in meaning.’
George Orwell
‘While the US dollar may create an exorbitant privilege for certain American constituencies, this status creates an exorbitant burden for the US economy overall, especially for the vast majority of Americans who must pay for the corresponding trade deficits either with higher unemployment, more household debt, or greater fiscal deficits.’
- Michael Pettis (Economist specialising in China)
Dollar hegemony suits plenty of countries (and not just the US) so don’t expect it to go without a fight from lots of unexpected allies.
Hmmm. Books & Articles Weekly….
Same great curator, same great content, an even greater name... good job!
40 sats \ 1 reply \ @carlosfandango 4 Feb \ parent \ on: My Family finally got me sick HealthAndFitness
Maybe. It might make you feel a little brighter but I wouldn’t expect to shorten the illness half-life..
Vitamin C and sleep. Maybe drugs for symptom relief. You can try sweating it out, you may even feel better afterwards, but it pushes all the by-products of illness AND exercise through your lymphatic system and it will hit you again…
Hope you feel better soon.
Usual caveats apply - I am an expert, but I am not your expert :D