Get The Story of Art. You'll not regret it I promise :)

Outrageously underrated book. Great for all architecture/design/anime lovers.

Finally got the Xteinks for my family. A little late to the game, but here's a quick writeup of the pros & cons for people who are still debating whether or not to get it. Pros: - Basically 2/3 the size of your iPhone. - 32GB of swapable microSD gives you tons of storage. - Love how easy it is to plug and play. No setup. - Unexpected, but great for parents who are holding new borns and only have one hand free lol. Cons: - No adjustable screen light (not that big of a problem for me personally). - EPUB files render with very little margins. - Wish the e ink was much darker. - Did I get the wrong one? It doesn't fit on the back of my iPhone :( Overall: 8/10. I still prefer physical copies of books, but these little guys are so portable that I love just having them in my back pocket. They're definitely better than a Kindle imo. Would love to see the next iteration of Xteinks. P.s. You can find sites that let you convert EPUB files into XTCH files that renders better.

Journal more often.

Also Plato’s real name wasn’t even Plato. It was a nickname given to him by his wrestling coach. Meaning “broad and wide”, referring to Plato’s physique.

Return to physical media.

Harold Bloom on the importance of reading and memorizing great poetry. God bless this man.

the art of propaganda.

must have book for Ferrari fans.

dropping $600 on this beautiful donald duck book.

NYC transit authority's design manual.

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remember to shoot for the stars, so if you fall you land on a cloud. to all the haters and doubters, success is the best revenge. and some of the prettiest people, do the ugliest things. but we're born into this together, only to return alone. we fat all creatures else to fat us, we fat ourselves for maggots. but i ain't even gon act holier than thou, but i can't fake humble either, just cuz your azz is insecure.

waiting for my bluecheck to expire so i can experience this platform as the common man.

san francisco, 1951

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