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Better Late Than Early: On Blooming as a Reader
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Better Late Than Early: On Blooming as a Reader

Posted on January 10, 2017 by editor • 1 Comment

by Sonya Chung

I realized for the first time that there is reading, and there is reading. The kind of reading that counts, that really matters, is what I’d call whole-soul reading Continue reading →

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