I don’t know if it would fit in the top 10, however I’ve used it, found it v useful to get some flavour and a lot of gist… and I’ve found or more I get a feeling that a lot of the promoted reviews are of books which contain views that the list’s curators wish to promote… I’m not selling this v well… it’s a good resource… partially not completely free
You really have to stop doing this to me, Paul. I’ve got things to do this morning, but here I am, reading book reviews on all these cool links you shared. For example, according to Mortimer Adler’s “How to read a book,” I’m often a syntopical reader-reading some books to find information
germane to my creative or intellectual needs. Thanks for the entertaining diversion. 🙂
https://www.blinklist.com
I don’t know if it would fit in the top 10, however I’ve used it, found it v useful to get some flavour and a lot of gist… and I’ve found or more I get a feeling that a lot of the promoted reviews are of books which contain views that the list’s curators wish to promote… I’m not selling this v well… it’s a good resource… partially not completely free
Really useful. thank you🙂
You really have to stop doing this to me, Paul. I’ve got things to do this morning, but here I am, reading book reviews on all these cool links you shared. For example, according to Mortimer Adler’s “How to read a book,” I’m often a syntopical reader-reading some books to find information
germane to my creative or intellectual needs. Thanks for the entertaining diversion. 🙂
Thanks Paul. May I qualify ... good writers are good readers.