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Incapable Genres

No one literary genre is capable of doing everything equally well. –Alan Jacobs, " Christian Poetry Today ," The American Conserva...

Yielded Secrets

One of the wonderful things about books is that they don't grow agitated or dismissive. They patiently bear all the scrutiny you choose ...

Information Overload and Filter Failure

Sir Francis Bacon's comment regarding reading (from his essay " On Studies ") is widely quoted: Some books are to be tasted,...

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