Steve Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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"Those who diminish the beauty and luxury of survival must do so because they have been so rarely almost dead." ANNE BOYER: THE UNDYING (A Meditation On Modern Illness) https://t.co/3ERNN3jHuT

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The Brief: “The 54 year-old Scottish Anglican cleric Henry Francis Lyte dying, and in the process, writing Abide With Me, on acid, painted by Hieronymus Bosch. These are some of the Runners Up 🙏 https://t.co/i1f3jkmc1q

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Of course it’s expressive—what could be more arousing than inexplicable disdain my God. CLAIRE-LOUISE BENNETT (POND) https://t.co/2qB0lB2lp2

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When my dog started rewriting my poems, they got better. MICHAEL BAZZETT in conversation with The Fool (also with my beloved, furry fool) https://t.co/iDh6pPTcQi

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Accepting the mixed-bag Now of our lives. Hard. A ramshackle exploration via Nietzsche's Amor Fati; Ellen Bass's The Thing Is (and other poems); God as a (Spotify) algorithm; dinosaurs vs. rodents (us!); & Moses as Ultimate Surfer Dude. Hope you like: https://t.co/L8My5CvHk3 https://t.co/O2OS8MIyuc

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This month we're reading John Luckovich's wonderful book The Instinctual Drives and the Enneagram which Russ Hudson calls in his introduction to the work "a new Enneagram Classic". You can purchase a copy of this book in paperback or kindle here: https://t.co/TAas9CIy33 https://t.co/UFTZowXGbZ