10 years in 10 books
Where am I supposed to be in 10 years? I’ve hardly given any thought to my future, let alone to the kind of book I should be reading when that time comes. I suppose this is my comeuppance for deferring the uncomfortable contemplation of issues that were meant to be resolved earlier rather than later. I’d really rather just be a bum and sit at home, the true calling of a second generation with no true hardships in life. I've always judged a book by its cover, and I find this one delightful Well, I suppose that the first step in this journey of 10 years is going to college… Although maybe I even fail at that and end up an eccentric, wandering the countryside in search of meaning. When that time comes, maybe the best book to read is A Psalm for the Wild-Built . A book by Becky Chambers, which features a tea monk in a solar punk world. “Tea monk” is certainly a novel occupation for me, but I consider tea brewing one of my hobbies, so I would be...