I’m a huge fan of Maeve’s Collette Cropped Wide-Leg Pants at Anthropologie, and I just discovered this darling denim version. ( The New York Times gift link) I’ll read anything Maggie O’Farrell recommends, including travel and book recs in the Times. Samantha Irby shares how the simple phrase “I like it!” changes the conversation when the things we love are criticized. So What? ( Harper’s Bazaar) Gosh, I love this. ( Taste) “Libraries have long remained viable by shape-shifting to meet the needs of their communities far beyond lending books.”ĭid you know you can purchase a LEGO typewriter?! Me either! I love my Target wreath … but if you’re inclined to splurge, golly these botanical wreaths are pretty. ( Atlas Obscura) Nerd alert: I found this fascinating. Such a great conversation on the blog this week!Ĭolorado Is Not a Rectangle-It Has 697 Sides. ( MMD) A reliable process for reading books with difficult subjects and themes. ( Esquire) Lots of great backlist picks here.ħ steps to read “hard” books. ( New York Times Cooking gift link) Delicious and easy for a weeknight we served in big bowls with rotisserie chicken and green beans. This simple Pasta With Bacon, Cheese, Lemon and Pine Nuts was a huge hit at my house this week. It’s not hard to understand why after reading this piece. ( The AV Club) The Writers Guild of America are now on strike after negotiations failed.

We hope you’re excited! If you have questions we didn’t answer, please share them in comments.Īhead of the strike, writers from The Bear, CSI: Vegas, and more tell us what it’s really like behind the scenes. We’ve made this publicly available so anyone can listen (that means even if you’re not a patron, you can listen to this episode!). It’s called By popular request: Anne and Ginger talk Patreon vs Book Club.

Ginger and I recorded a fun bonus episode discussing the difference between Book Club and Patreon.

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There are three ways to get the full 2023 MMD Summer Reading Guide:.

This year’s Minimalist SRG includes twelve titles! We announced six of those titles right here the remaining six will be announced on May 18.

It’s completely free and available to all. The MMD Minimalist Summer Reading Guide will appear on the blog as a blog post on May 18.The TWELFTH annual Modern Mrs Darcy Summer Reading Guide and Unboxing event will be here on May 18. I recorded this short video to talk about what to expect from this year’s MMD Minimalist Summer Reading Guide and how to get the MMD Summer Reading Guide if you’d like.

Anne talks about what to expect for this year’s MMD Minimalist Guide and 2023 MMD Summer Reading Guide

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