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I have just shed tears of joy, overwhelmed with emotion.
I am thrilled to share that I will be attending Harvard.
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@janiecet19 Same, I loved every book I read by him so far.
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John Steinbeck is another author you’re introduced to, and you just fall completely in love with his writing. He writes so beautifully, East of Eden is such a masterpiece.
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So many classic novels break this. There really are no rules
Joel Brigham@joelbrigham
Writers: try to avoid ANY flashbacks, info-dumps, context-building, or stage setting in at least the first chapter, but preferably the first two or three. There are good reasons for this:
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I was talking to my students about this after reading their midterm essays. I could tell that they wanted to show to me that they knew and had all the data and information. So I’m having them read some of the greats to encourage them to be more open and entertaining with style.
Morow Jävis Kærdenax@IneluctableQuak
Best writing advice I ever heard was “a sentence isn’t a truck to carry data”
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Deliver Us from Eva and Two Can Play That Game used to be my favorite movies. I kept watching them repeatedly. Definitely classics.
jas❤️🔥🏒@1girl1library
I was going through my DVDs to see what Black romance movies I had and lowkey I need to step my game up cause I thought I had more than this 😭
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What makes personal libraries special, in my opinion, is that every book I own has a story. I either purchased it myself or someone gave it to me, which makes it very meaningful. Book by book, I’ve built my library, and each one represents a choice or a memory.
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Mine has bookshelves filled with books, we’re book lovers.
Joshua D Phillips@JoshPhillipsPhD
If you’re a parent, please get books into your child’s bedroom. Lots and lots of books. Just having the option to flip through a book when they’re young will give them such an advantage when they get into the classroom. Sincerely A teacher
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The older you get the more you’ll realize that everything really is that deep. the people you confide in, trust, date, become friends with, the opportunities you take. What you watch & listen to. What you eat & even what you consume mentally, emotionally & spiritually.
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Your brain doesn't just need caffeine. It also needs constant exposure to:
Dostoevsky’s holy despair
Kafka’s existential unease
Sylvia Plath’s fragile storms
Wilde’s beautiful arrogance
Jane Austen’s quiet wit
Camus’ sunlit absurdity
Virginia Woolf’s flowing consciousness
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“She read books as one would breathe air, to fill up and live." ~Annie Dillard
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if you are bored and need to leave the house, i cannot emphasize enough how you should just go to the library. just take a walk to your local library. have a little browse. truly the community equivalent of retail therapy.
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May I never be so ungrateful and entitled that I call someone's efforts the bare minimum.
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