Develop a Plan to Read the Old Stuff

I’m a sucker for new books. I get emails from some publishers highlighting their new releases, and no matter how much I know I don’t need more books, I’m tempted to buy them. Sometimes I do.

But what I need more are old books.

Nothing against new books. I’m working on writing another one myself. But I know the joy of finding a classic that’s stood the test of time and that speaks with greater depth and profundity than almost any new book written today.

The Joy of Old Releases

Rob Eagar is an expert ...