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From sketches to illustrations ✨ Zoë van Dijk’s early concepts became the final artwork for our Folio book of Station Eleven by Emily St John Mandel. These illustrations form a powerful diptych: the same landscape shown 20 years apart. foliosociety.com/station-ele…

After years of pushing a cashless society, telling people to stock cash quietly admits digital systems are fragile in a crisis.

1954 –> 1990 is 36 years 1990 –> 2026 is 36 years Really makes you think

Book lovers, what book made you fall in love with reading? 📚🤓

"Silence is a space of waiting...It is a space of receiving rather than giving, and it takes a certain level of dedication to be willing to give in to the sort of free-falling sensation it creates, through clouds that may summon sunlight or a storm." –Lavender Suarez tricycle.org/article/crave-s…

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Read publicly. Read privately. Read long books. Read short stories. Read occasionally. Read constantly. Read quickly. Read slowly. Read romance. Read classics. Read nonfiction. Read to learn. Read for fun! Read however, whatever and whenever you want! READ UNAPOLOGETICALLY!!!

Libraries were a good start, but we need more places where people can’t talk.

RT @ASITSADHU3: On World Personal Space Day, we honour everyone’s need for calm and comfort. Like a quiet moment by the rocks, personal spa…

Anti-intellectualism has been rebranded as patriotism.

Your reminder that up to 64% of X accounts are bots. That’s roughly 320 million accounts.

Adults having breakfast at a friend's apartment before heading off to work is the biggest lie television ever told me.

A generation of kids growing up without reading books isn’t just a generation that reads less — it’s a generation slowly losing the muscle for empathy. Because books aren’t just stories. They’re training grounds for imagination, for slipping into someone else’s life, someone else's grief, joy, fear, or mess. They teach you to sit with feelings that aren't yours. Without that, how do you learn to care about people who aren't like you? How do you build a world where you pause before judging, listen before reacting, understand before dismissing?

Dear @CNN, Pro tip. Not everything is "breaking news" and by definition if something has been reported all day it's no longer "breaking"

“Learning does not make one learned: there are those who have knowledge and those who have understanding. The first requires memory and the second philosophy.” Alexandre Dumas Alexandre Dumas (born Dumas Davy de la Pailleterie, 27 July 1802 – 5 December 1870) was a famous French novelist and playwright whose dramatic fiction works are still widely read today. Among the most famous of Alexandre Dumas' novels are The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo. Dumas led a very interesting life and his novels were full of adventure and intrigue. His works have been translated into many languages and he is one of the most widely read French authors.

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