#SpringSkies Day 22: It‘s a #Tragedy to tell stories wrong. Lols. Book presents given to me by my PhD student who came to visit from Sharjah. The absolute sweetest.
I just read the first essay in Pullmans collection “The Magic Carpet““ and I'm definitely speechless. Partially from a long day (awake early for an early morning appointment), a very challenging Mon at work, but most of all for the content and writing. Can't wait to read more.
pickI finally finished this one but I‘ll definitely be coming back to it again and again. It‘s probably my favorite design book so far as it connects two of my passions: (obviously) design and stories. There were so many books and articles referenced that my TBR list just got bigger, and there were countless practice exercises and prompts to get the creative juices flowing. I‘m excited to give them a try! Continued in comments ⬇️
#DecemberDreams Day 17: The Brontes have inspired many a #MovieTime. Recent Libby ebook find. Review is forthcoming. 💕
“…our gaze is drawn to points of intrigue, from a dark hole in the middle of the road to a black cat lurking in the shadows. Humans instinctively look for novelty and surprise, because any shift in what we see could be a source of danger or delight.”
“Narrative helps us shuttle between representation and experience, between cultural convention and embodied, felt response.”
#Naturalitsy #Midwintersolace
Sunday is our hygge day. @Chrissyreadit had the wonderful idea of a communal read. Every Sunday between 8-9 pm (your time zone) settle down for a cosy hours reading, knowing you're not alone. We're in it together. 🤗📖🕯☕️
Post a picture of your reading nest and don't forget to tag us. Enjoy x
@TheBookHippie @jenniferw88
pickMexican folklore meets science fiction in this very young adult novel.
The cover pulled me in.
