Daily Reading (6th April)

[ironed_orchid]

What have you been reading lately? Everything counts, from the user's manual to the back of the cereal box!

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[ironed_orchid]

Today is mostly DW and FB so far, with a couple of articles.

Yesterday I finished Magic For Nothing, by Seanan McGuire

[chickenfeet]

Ploughing through Lee Smolin's latest. As usual, thought provoking and quite difficult.

[bonnefois]

Since I last checked in, I read:

Kathleen O'Donald: A ,Novel by Penny Hayes
Mom, You Make A Difference (anthology)
The Long Trail by Penny Hayes
Grassy Flats by Penny Hayes
Yellowthroat by Penny Hayes
Stallion on a Frozen Lake: Love Poems of the Sixth Dalai Lama

[fred_mouse]

More of 'Three men on the bummel'. I have set myself page reading goals, so that I can return it on Tuesday, and so far I'm meeting them (or better).

Also, more email.

[lapinlunaire]

Texts by about Hölderlin for my seminar. While sipping my own tears.

Also: this article about how blind people can play roguelikes and this one about being a woman in programming in the soviet union.

EDIT: I thought this was just about today! Other than random articles, I've been reading Titus Groan.

[princessofburundi]

Hi, I'm new here, my name is Allie.

I've been reading a book: A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki; three issues of Hello Magazine (mostly looking at the pictures) in a doctor's waiting room, my Facebook feed, and the rather scary list of side effects on an insert of a package of pills for high blood pressure. :)