#RecommendedReading: “Chasing Dragons Between Dimensions – An Exploration of Fractals, Mathematics, Philosophy, and Reality” by Matthew Weinberg
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@swirlosquirrel.bsky.social#RecommendedReading: “Chasing Dragons Between Dimensions – An Exploration of Fractals, Mathematics, Philosophy, and Reality” by Matthew Weinberg
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@newpages.bsky.socialIn a world where showing our emotions can be frowned upon and people are quick to judge, Susan Shea’s “Cookie Givers” reminds us there are people who see us, recognize our hurt, and offer comfort when we need it most. Who are the cookie givers in your life?
@2waystreet.bsky.socialBlazing through #DearDebbie, the book is such a hoot. #recommendedreading #FreidaMcFadden #amreading #booksky #sentenceoftheday Harley, who is having an affair w Debbie's husband: "I almost suggest that she help me chop the salad, but then I think better of giving her a knife."
@swirlosquirrel.bsky.social“No One Knows What They’re Doing” will definitely be on the #RecommendedReading list.
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@cluelessinnyc.bsky.social“The comic presents vignettes, based on real events, about encounters with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, including guidance specific to New York City that emphasizes knowing your legal options at home, at work or walking to school.”
@swirlosquirrel.bsky.social#RecommendedReading: Richard Stark's “Parker –
The Complete Collection”
curated by Darwyn Cooke
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@swirlosquirrel.bsky.social#RecommendedReading: “The Art of Seating – 200 Years of American Design” by Brian J. Lang
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@newpages.bsky.socialThis week's recommended reading comes from Issue 2 of Two Cardinals Literary: Remi Reccia's "Taxonomy of a Dead Name," where what is left unnamed allows readers to bring their own experiences and interpretations to the table.
