News Of The Week
Welcome to the Books And Articles newsletter. Thanks for all of the quality posts.
I just noticed that this is the 52nd edition of the newsletter, unless I misnumbered a few along the way. Therefore, I will take a moment to realize that it’s been a decent first year. I won’t complain at all about the measly sat totals some of this great content received.
I am also changing the name of the newsletter beginning next week. It will be called “Books & Articles Weekly.” I think the new name will better reflect the changes I will gradually be making here.
Fortunately @denlillaapan is still at it, posting into the void and earning bragging rights. There were also a bunch of fascinating posts that got almost completely ignored. I highlighted a few in my suggestions. We have some good book reviews to add to the index too. All is not lost.
Reminder: For the time being I will zap the top posts half the rewards I receive about twenty four hours after the post, rather than split zaps into cowboy credits. I have forgotten until later in the week to zap the top post two weeks in a row. I apologize, and I won’t be offended by a gentle reminder.
Happy reading!
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As always, please reply with suggestions and opinions on how to make this territory better.
Top Posts Of The Week
Siggy’s Suggestions
I always rush to check out @Scoresby’s posts, but somehow I missed this one. I wasn’t the only one. This warrants a second look. I guess the best way to characterize it is a short story review, and I am including it in the book reviews index. My old, dimming brain was easily confused, but some of you sharp young whippersnappers are likely to get a lot out of the story. Good luck.
I like Tom Woods and I don’t like Bill Kristol. That’s enough to make me like this post, but the fact that Kristol is getting exposed as a regime lackey is glorious.
Writing Contests
Stackers’ Blogs
My Bitcoin Journey
Inspired by Writing Contest #1, this is where stacker’s bitcoin origin stories will be posted for easy reference.
Book Clubs
Books
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Happy The Hippo, an absolutely wonderful children’s book written by @cryotosensei for his son.