Books to read literature

women in translation 💞 happy women in translation month! to celebrate one of the best months in literature, here are a few recommendations of my favorite translated works. (i’m still currently reading “time of the flies,” but loving every minute of it - thank you @charcopress i get a lot of questions about where to start with translated literature, or people saying, “i’m not sure if it’s for me.” honestly, i don’t know how to answer that. english is not my first language; i basically…

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Breaking & Mending by Joanna Cannon is a memoir of life as a junior doctor and as a psychiatrist. Everyone should read it!

With so many books skyrocketing into popularity on BookTok, it is time to take a look at the most popular and best recommendations on there.

Whether you are just beginning your craft or you have been working for years, creative burnout is a reality most innovative people face routinely. Sometimes burnout comes in the form of writer’s block, crippling self-doubt, elaborate procrastination techniques, or unhealthy comparisons to other’s work, which ultimately results in a

One of the great things about getting into classic literature is that the copyright for a lot of these books and authors has lapsed, meaning that they are often (even usually) available for free in an eBook format, somewhere on the internet. Just look at the Amazon offering for Kindle – it’s bursting at the seams with literary classics... #booklist #readinglist #classicbooks #readinginspiration #bookstoread #booksworthreading #oldbooks #vintagebooks #readmore