L.C. Kanon's Blog, page 125
January 22, 2013
January 21, 2013
"Reading matters because of its relationship to thinking. What I love most about books is the way..."
“Reading matters because of its relationship to thinking. What I love most about books is the way they force the reader to get involved. Unlike other leisure activities, a reader needs to actually participate in the experience. You don’t just turn a book on and enjoy it — you need to actively engage with the material, not only sorting out the words, but imagining what they describe. The scenes, the characters, the voices: all of it needs to be created inside the reader’s mind. In that way, reading itself is an imaginative act.”
- A Calm Place to Think: On Reading the Classics by Guy Patrick Cunningham (via millionsmillions)
- A Calm Place to Think: On Reading the Classics by Guy Patrick Cunningham (via millionsmillions)
January 19, 2013
January 18, 2013
January 17, 2013
More #Springbreak skull candy!
More #Springbreak skull candy!
Books you can’t believe were written by a man…
Books you can’t believe were written by a man…
Letter writing time.
Letter writing time.
