Tag: teenage

• The Virtues of Boredom: An Interview (The Atlantic)

  A reflective interview with Mary Mann about the virtues of boredom

  valsaksornchai

  May 14, 2017

  Curiosities, Life, Mind, Psychology, Self

  adulthood, Book, boredom, control, Julie Beck, Mary Mann, teenage, War

• Where Did All the Books Go?

  

  Whole books reduced to a character, a concept, an example… Good morning/afternoon/evening dear readers, I hope you’re well. More impertinently, I hope my absence has been missed. I’ve certainly missed writing for you, and I’d hate to think my affections one-sided. It has been a month since my last proper post (Labels). And, the writing-addict…

  valsaksornchai

  March 23, 2014

  Random, Reading, Self

  Anne Hathaway, Artemis Fowl, books, bookstore, brain, characters, child, childhood, children, existential crisis, fiction, Harry Potter, House, lessons, Life, Memory, non-fiction, pictures, reading, teenage, The Princess Diaries, tiles