On the other side of the ridge, near Old Fort, April 6. Dry conditions with winds have given North Carolina burn bans for most of April.
This is the next book I will purchase. I read Maria Popova's "Marginalian" newsletter twice a week. She's brilliant.
Next to read: a friend loaned me her copy of "The Comfort of Crows: A Backyard Year."
I'll start that as soon as I finish "Sand Talk: How Indigenous Thinking Can Save the World."
These three are paper and print books. I can't recommend Sand Talk enough, though it is best read slowly, in my opinion. I love learning the symbols from the Indigenous People of Austrailia.
What are you reading?
I just finished The Death of Us by Abigail Dean, heavy duty crime but also a love story. I was hooked. Now I am starting The Seeker by Tana French as audiobook and A Tale for the Time being by Ruth Otzeki in paperback. The first is part three in a series of crime novels in a rural Irish setting, the latter one of my daughter's favourites. I usually read some non-fiction alongside and just got A Brain that Breathes by Jodi Wilson, it's about the effects of social media on our thinking and memory and how to return to a brain that is not trained to running on fast scrolling activities.
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