Alan Jacobs offers a witty, literate, and accessible guide for aspiring readers, offering tips on what to read and how to get the most out of it. Each chapter focuses on one aspect of approaching literary fiction or poetry or even the Bible, from reading responsively, to rereading, to reading on electronic devices.
Alan Jacobs offers a witty, literate, and accessible guide for aspiring readers, offering tips on what to read and how to get the most out of it. Each chapter focuses on one aspect of approaching literary fiction or poetry or even the Bible, from reading responsively, to rereading, to reading on electronic devices.
Alan Jacobs is a professor of English at Wheaton College in Illinois. His books include The Narnian, a biography of C.S. Lewis, Original Sin: A Cultural History, and a Theology of Reading. His literary and cultural criticism has appeared in the Boston Globe, The American Scholar, and the Oxford American.
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Yes, we can Whim All in your head Aspirations Upstream Responsiveness Kindling Slowly, slowly True confessions Lost Abbot Hugh's advice The triumphant return of Adler and Van Doren Plastic attention Getting schooled Quiet, please One more, with feeling Judge, Jury, Executioner In solitude, for company Serendip How it all started
Yes, we can Whim All in your head Aspirations Upstream Responsiveness Kindling Slowly, slowly True confessions Lost Abbot Hugh's advice The triumphant return of Adler and Van Doren Plastic attention Getting schooled Quiet, please One more, with feeling Judge, Jury, Executioner In solitude, for company Serendip How it all started
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