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I would like to invite @devinjcooley and his rabbit to our next @silentbookclub (aka @silentbookTO) meeting: reddit.com/r/hockey/comments…
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"Touching is bringing things into contiguity in space and time. The forces in operation in this problem are electromagnetic."
#TodaysPoem #poetry
Contact Forces by Dawn Macdonald (2021 @The_Temz_Review) thetemzreview.com/poetry-daw…
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📚 100 years ago today, Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends opened up a book to their enchanted Hundred Acre Wood. 🍯 🧸🐝🐰🐷
Read the full extent of their stories from a century ago at the Internet Archive. Courtesy of the #publicdomain.👇
archive.org/details/winniepo…

ALT Black-and-white pen-and-ink illustration by E. H. Shepard of Winnie-the-Pooh sitting on a log and gazing upward beside a large tree. Behind him is a dark doorway at the tree’s base, with a sign reading “MR SANDERS” above it, a small bell, a hanging bell pull, and a partial note reading “RNIG ALSO.” A small pile of sticks lies on the ground to the right. Dense cross-hatching forms the tree.
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"Above the treeline is as blank as the inside of a wrist. Rock stays. Names stay. Names fell on him, hissing."
A jubilant #TodaysPoem!
Short Talk On Holderlin's World Night Wound by #NobelPrize winner Anne Carson from Short Talks (1992 Brick Books)
BREAKING NEWS
The 2026 #NobelPrize in Literature is awarded to the Canadian author Anne Carson, “for her bold and inventive oeuvre that, in playful dialogue with the classical tradition, has created new forms for contemporary literature.”
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There is something else there, I mean here, in the dark where the poets live, outside the lines of perfect, in the deep-down outskirts of unmeasured eternity.
#sundaysentence #cloudrunner #joharjo @wwnorton #netgalley
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Bookmaxxing before it was a thing ... here's the latest from the mighty east end Toronto @silentbookclub
chapter (celebrating its 9th anniversary)! bookgagabooks.ca/2026/10/01/… #SilentBookClub
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"Occasionally she takes her one good foot and applies it to surfaces otherwise flat and safe, the expressway progressing itself through her, expressly."
#SundaySentence Acceptable Dissociations by Sina Queyras from Expressway (2009 @CoachHouseBooks) poetryfoundation.org/poems/5…
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"die like an aviator andor do a thelma and
louise ending andor work out your own salvation with diligence"
#TodaysPoem #poetry
The Tapeworm Foundry [excerpt] by Darren Wershler-Henry (2000 @HouseofAnansi) poets.org/poem/tapeworm-foun…
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“I tell people, Make a list of ten things you hate and tear them down in a short story or poem. Make a list of ten things you love and celebrate them. When I wrote Fahrenheit 451 I hated book burners and I loved libraries. So there you are.” —Ray Bradbury buff.ly/i5O3KkG
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"But I’m here, and a hard wall grows where the door used to hang."
#TodaysPoem #poetry
This Stone House by Melissa Ostrom (@melostrom) (2026 @SweetLiterary) sweetlit.org/melissa-ostrom-…
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"If aesthetic standards are the foundation of your sexual requirements, I learned, you have restricted yourself to a very small portion of the human race."
#SundaySentence from The Kingdom of Sand by Andrew Holleran (2023 @picadorbooks) us.macmillan.com/books/97812…
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“It is significant for the field, I think, that a scientist of Koch’s standing has come to doubt that scientific materialism (or physicalism, as it’s sometimes called by scientists) will ever be able to explain #consciousness.” - @michaelpollan
“A World Appears” #SundaySentence
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"I thrust my hoe in the mellow ground,
Blade-end up and five feet tall,
And plod: I go up to the stone wall
For a friendly visit."
#TodaysPoem #poetry
A Time to Talk by Robert Frost (1916) poets.org/poem/time-talk
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We're friends from everywhere, united in reading. Our silent book club proudly boasts membership outside our east end Toronto neighbourhood, and in fact, beyond this province and this country's borders. Check out what we're reading and talking about here: bookgagabooks.ca/2026/09/01/…
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"This unfortified boundary line between the Dominion of Canada and the United States of America should quicken the remembrance of the more than a century old friendship between these countries, a lesson of peace to all nations."
#SundaySentence 1957
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It was a particularly good evening to begin a book.
TOVE JANSSON, The Summer Book #SundaySentence
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"He who does not read, at 70 years will have lived only one life, his own! He who reads, will have lived 5000 years: He was there when Cain killed Abel, when Renzo married Lucia, when Leopardi admired infinity... Because "Reading is backward immortality."
Umberto Eco
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"Grăbeşte-te incet.
Hurry slowly."
#SealeyChallenge 6/31
#TodaysPoem #poetry
Pentru Vremuri Catastrofale / For Catastrophic Times by Adriana Oniță from Descântec For My Split Tongue (2026 Palimpsest Press) palimpsestpress.ca/books/des…
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"the light arriving from the stars was younger, too, the birds dreaming in the tree cavities were the birds of the past, growth rings had vanished from the trees in which they slept"
#SundaySentence from Transcription by Ben Lerner openlettersreview.com/posts/…
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"the average person is arguably consuming more written words each day than ever before in history. But higher-level reading, which is associated with a slew of essential critical thinking skills, is declining ..." via @CBCIdeas cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-2…


























