Andrea Bianchi Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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"some things might be worth telling simply because they happened." --Maggie Nelson, THE RED PARTS

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Some thoughts on (not) traveling that I ponder often. From Sheila Heti's MOTHERHOOD: https://t.co/ls6BXPUEsY

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Just finished this beautiful story, "Fiddler," by @vandanicole in @CrazyhorseLitJo. A heartbreaking reminder why I should keep honoring my nonparental instincts and leave the single men with children to other women. https://t.co/4tDyhvBvGJ

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So excited to read ONE PERSON AWAY FROM YOU by one of the nicest authors on Writing Twitter! @andrewbertaina https://t.co/qzi2HBBGGH

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"What’s hard about art is getting any good—and then getting better. What’s hard is solving problems with infinite solutions and your finite brain." Such a wonderful essay by @egabbert Why Write? - The Paris Review https://t.co/9fPU2f3ATu

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Whenever I write about heartbreak, about lost loves, I think of this admission by Maggie Nelson at the end of BLUETS: “I want you to know, if you ever read this, there was a time when I would rather have had you by my side than any one of these words … ”

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"Social media sneaks into our brains, steals half-formed thoughts, and broadcasts those thoughts before they're anything close to being ready for ... 'public consumption.'" One of the truths in the thought-provoking The Problem with Everything by @meghan_daum.