Do you ever read more than one book at a time? I’m no stranger to it, but I generally stick to one and done. On the off-chance I read more than one, they’re generally very different. A mystery and a non-fiction. A thriller and a light-hearted. Etc.
So, imagine my surprise when I realized I’m currently reading three non-fiction books.
Gutenberg’s finger print by Merilyn Simonds
Tenements, towers and trash by Julia Wertz
On the farm by Stevie Cameron.
“That’s ok,” I told myself. “They’re all different.”
Print vs digital. NYC history. Notorious serial killer.
But wait.
A love for the written word. Untold, half-told or mostly forgotten stories. A voice for the voiceless.
Looks like these books have more in common than I thought.
Two of the three books are by Canadian authors. And 3/3 are written by women.
Good job, subconscious brain!
Not naming names, but 2/3 are also beautiful
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