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‘What we publish will stay with you’: inside a small but mighty literary hit factory

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  • I love reading about these tiny publishers and indie labels, where the focus gets put back on the artists’s work rather than being hyper-focussed on profits. Super admirable 🙌

    • How does freelancing work these days?

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  • Depending on your profession, generally YES.

    • Vegan influencer Zhanna Samsonova 'dies of starvation' after decade of only eating raw fruit and vegetables

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  • That’s about as valid as “guns don’t kill people, people do”.

    • Niks voor jullie, veel voor mij

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  • We schrijven geschiedenis waar je bij staat, ‘t is niet normaal meer!

    • Are you listening some music while reading ? Which kind of ?

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  • Same! High Fidelity is an obvious one as well :)

    • Best <$400 USD Ultrabook for Debian 12

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  • Can’t be seen with anything under $400. Rich millennials nowadays..

    /s fam, but how can you code and not understand less-than/greater-than symbols 🤨

    • [Bug/Feature?] Use SELECT TEXT on a deleted comment

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  • Yes I can read the original comment using ‘Select text’.

    • [Bug/Feature?] Use SELECT TEXT on a deleted comment

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  • Agreed, that’s a feature! 😁

    • What are the best books for someone with depression? to read...

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  • Just wanted to commend you for sharing your experience and taking the time to write this out, you’re awesome ❤️

    • Uitspraak "Beneden"

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  • ‘Buneeden’, waus.

    • Now YOU can fly to space for $450,000: Virgin Galactic announces first public space tourism flight for three people in August

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  • Haha “fuck, so close..”

    • Reading now "What is to be done?" Absolutely fascinating!

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  • Interesting, I remember really liking Fathers and Sons. Is the reference to this book obvious? Or how does that get into play?

    • Ancient historical fiction?

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  • The Elder (and Poetic) Edda. Beowulf fits this as well, probably.

    • Post editing is here!

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  • Woohoo! 🚀

    • Non-fiction books that are like the Bible to you? Books that you've checked to remember some facts a few times as opposed to reading them for pleasure.

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  • Master Handbook of Acoustics—lives up to its name.

    • Review: What About Men? by Caitlin Moran (The Guardian)

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  • Never heard of the writer, this book, or the person reviewing it. This review is awesome though 😁

    • What are you currently reading?

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  • Wheel of Time! I’m nearing the end of book three. At this pace I’ll be done with the series in about 5 years 😅

    • Voyager for Lemmy does not show on Google if I search "Voyager app" or: How I learned to stop calling it wefwef and love the app anyway (2023)

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  • It will take a while for the app to ‘climb’ the search result ranks (doesn’t help that ‘wefwef’ was a lot more unique of a name than Voyager, but we’ll get there 💪).

    • Feature request: Press on Title bar to go to top

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  • Was waiting for someone to mention this :) I keep tapping the top of the screen expecting to scroll up. Agreed this would be a great additional feature!

    • What are your favourite books, any genre!

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  • East of Eden, hands down. That said, it’s hard to explain why (a short description of this book will always sound dull and boring)—I suppose it’s the character development. It’s truly something else.

    Anna Karenina, but not because of Anna (she’s kind of a dickhead); because of Levin. So good.