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Welcome to Agile Themes. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!
Welcome to Agile Themes. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!
The first draft is for finding out what you think. The second is for the reader, and it is where most of the writing actually happens.
A secondhand book with notes in it is two books at once. On the private conversations readers leave for strangers.
At twenty I read George Eliot for Dorothea. At forty I read it for everyone else in town, and found a better book.
Thoreau is easy to mock and harder to dismiss. What Walden still offers a reader with a mortgage and no pond.
Seven days of getting around a familiar city with a folded paper map, and what turned out to be missing from my head.
The last beans, the first frost warning, and the satisfaction of putting a garden to bed properly.
Line length, leading and a little restraint: the handful of typographic decisions behind this journal.
An aria, thirty variations and the aria again. Why Bach’s most patient work rewards the most patient listening.
Personal sites, blogrolls and newsletters never went away. A short guide to finding the corners of the internet built by people, not platforms.