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Why Do You Collect Books? An Analysis of What I’ve Seen in 1.5 Years of Book Blogging

We all have our reasons, right? There’s lots of psychological theories regarding collecting. Wikipedia has a page about it (surprise, surprise). MD Magazine‘s got one as well. We could talk all day about why we collect and how we collect and what are the psychological things that cause us to collect, but 1. I don’t want to write… Continue reading Why Do You Collect Books? An Analysis of What I’ve Seen in 1.5 Years of Book Blogging

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There is More to Writing Accurate Cultural Diversity Than Just Adding People of Varying Cultures

I’m probably going to get shit for this. But hear me out. At no point in this post will you find me anything negative about writing diverse books. I do believe that we need more diversity in books and that there should be books that are relatable for every type of person who wants it.… Continue reading There is More to Writing Accurate Cultural Diversity Than Just Adding People of Varying Cultures

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A Sense of Place – A Guest Post by A.P. McGrath

The small town in south Tipperary in Ireland where I grew up had a population of 5,000 and when I was a teenager I began taking black and white photographs of local people in the places where they worked and lived. My mum knew the editor of the local newspaper – everybody knows everybody in… Continue reading A Sense of Place – A Guest Post by A.P. McGrath

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Why I Could Never Be a Booktuber

Booktube is awesome. It’s the reason I that I found out that was a book community online beyond just Goodreads and stuff like that. I came across a discussion by BooksandLala (don’t ask me which. It was a year and a half ago, I don’t remember), and I kept clicking on more and more videos until I… Continue reading Why I Could Never Be a Booktuber

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Summer Reading Recommendations

Before we get going, I know what you’re thinking (at least, if you in a northern place like me, where summer doesn’t officially start for a while yet). It’s May, summer doesn’t really start until June, and we’re all still tackling our spring reading lists. Who’s even thinking about summer reading lists? The answer? Me.… Continue reading Summer Reading Recommendations

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The Book Blogger’s Influence on the Book World

So this is something that has been on my mind lately, and I just can’t shake it. It started with this video (which you should totally watch, by the way), and has evolved from there. There have been a lot of things involved in this massive thought process I’ve been having, but two questions have come out… Continue reading The Book Blogger’s Influence on the Book World

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Why Are Fantasy Worlds Less Technologically Developed Than Our World?

So I have recently got into audiobooks. These things are great, because it lets you effectively read when doing activities that permit you from focusing on a printed book. For me, this means while driving and cycling. However, these are the two activities during which I get most of my thinking done, leading me to… Continue reading Why Are Fantasy Worlds Less Technologically Developed Than Our World?