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Carlebach’s sad, dark story of the Shvartze Wolf (“Black Wolf”) has always captivated me.

/Man and his Symbols/ by Carl G.

/Bloodlands/ by Timothy Snyder /The Complete Stories/ by Clarice Lispector /Billionaire Wilderness/ by Justin Farrell /Kokoro/ by Natsume Sōseki /Meditations/ by Marcus Aurelius /The Color of Everything/ by Cory Richards /Rising from the Plains/ by John M…

/Fatelessness/ by Imre Kertész /Giving Up the Gun/ by Noel Perrin /To Be a Man/ by Robert Augustus Masters /High Sierra: A love story/ by Kim Stanley Robinson /Blood and Thunder/ by Hampton Sides /The Only Good Indians/ by Stephen Graham Jones /Desert Sol…

/The Success and Failure of Picasso/ by John Berger /The Path to Power/ by Robert Caro /In Praise of Shadows/ by Jun’ichirō Tanizaki /The Emerald Mile/ by Kevin Fedarko /Black Elk Speaks/ by John Gneisenau Neihardt /The Making of the Atomic Bomb/ by Richa…

/The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity/ by David Graeber and David Wengrow /The Fugitive/ by Marcel Proust /The Copernican Revolution/ by Thomas Kuhn /Harlem Shuffle/ by Colson Whitehead * /The Book of Blam/ by Aleksandar Tišma /Deep/ by James…

/Piranesi/ by Susanna Clarke * /Sodom and Gomorrah/ by Marcel Proust /Find a Way/ by Diana Nyad /Jews Don’t Count/ by David Baddiel /Detransition Baby/ by Torrey Peters * /A Sense of the Whole/ by Siamak Vossoughi * /Interior Chinatown/ by Charles Yu * /E…

2020 /Against the Grain/ by James C.

/Sexographies/ by Gabriela Wiener /Winners Take All/ by Anand Giridharadas /The Patch/ by John McPhee /Assembling California/ by John McPhee /Milkman/ by Anna Burns /Land of Lost Borders: A Journey on the Silk Road/ by Kate Harris /How to Do Nothing/ by J…

/The Resilient Gardener/ by Carol Deppe /Inner Skiing/ by Timothy Gallwey /Hold Everything Dear/ by John Berger /Earthship: Volume II/ by Michael Reynolds /Debt/ by David Graeber /Amusing Ourselves to Death/ by Neil Postman /The Disappearance of Childhood/

It’s incredible to notice just how damn obvious everything is in hindsight: financial/economic decisions – I’m thinking of how getting a mortgage when rates were low is now so obvioulsy the right move – what’s “really” going on in a relationship or a comp…

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