Issue 104: The Reading Life of... Celine Nguyen
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This one will leave you with a reading list AND the aching desire to upgrade your note-taking game.
When I started thinking about interviewing readers, I specifically wanted to reach out to people who don't work in publishing or write professionally as their main income. I'm fascinated by how people with other careers make time for deep reading and thinking. I'm drawn to anyone who's hanging on tooth and nail to their intellectual life, refusing to succumb to the soulless beat of social media-driven existence, choosing instead to return again and again to books, to timeless wisdom, to ideas. I'm especially interested in people who basically give themselves homework just to have a reason to…
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