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Finding books
One of my favourite ways to learn about the world and understand others’ perspectives is to read broadly and diversely.
Reading from authors all over the world and from individuals with different life experiences can help you better understand others’ perspectives, while also being reminded of our similar needs and desires.
On this site, I want to highlight underrepresented voices in the literary world. This includes women and gender nonconforming individuals, translated literature (especially from Southeast Asia), and Indigenous authors.
Post types
Find books through these different types of posts.
Book lists
Find your next read by looking at a curated list of books on specific topics.
Excerpts
See if you’re interested in reading a specific book by reading an excerpt from it.
Quotes
Get inspiration for your TBR (to be read) list by looking at quotes from books.
Reflections
Go more in depth by reading my personal reflections on specific books or other topics.
Recent posts
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The word is like
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The Cave
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Everything is as fleeting
This is a quote from the book The Dark Forest by Liu Cixin, translated from the Chinese by Joel Mart…
