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But also, don't read stuff you don't love reading. Take notes in your books--which you don't agree with, but I think it's very useful. Why are you doing it? You remember: he arrives with a loud bump one dull, rainy afternoon and lays waste to a family's quiet house, despite the protests of an anxious fish and the two children, who fear they'll be blamed for his mischief. I kind of like them, but it's a thousand pages of a cryptic crossword. Then I read what my friends write. But, I'm going to list an author who's totally forgotten, who had a huge impact on me when I was younger--and that's Robert Ardrey. "Mallard, Heron & Snapper at Don's Happy Place". "Views from the wildlife area at Little Assawoman Bay". Tyler Cowen on Reading. "Wallops Island Launch near Indian River Bridge". Russ Roberts: Yeah, and it costs money--yeah, a lot more money.
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Like Peter Rabbit, for example, Marco is scolded for his impetuous straying. Russ Roberts: Well, I hope you're writing these down, Tyler, but we are recording this, I hope, in which case listeners can make a list of Tyler's promises for me. "Stormy Night Ferry Crossing". "Stars fill the sky near Indian River Inlet". Tyler Cowen: It's the small group theory: how small groups can have amazing dialogues and how that propels them forward. "Banks Harbor Retreat, Ocean View". A person's a person, no matter how small. He's actually sent several options from a long list of contributors. But, in some way, it's less striking and novel to me than either War and Peace or the short fiction like "Hadji Murat, " or "The Cossacks, " or Death of Ivan Ilyich, or others, which I think are phenomenal. Tyler Cowen: Oh, that book, yeah. "Early Morning at Trap Pond". "Prime Hook at Dusk". NYT Crossword Clues and Answers for October 25 2022. I think of it as frameworks, lessons, classes, perspectives, insights. I'll tell you, I'm going to confess.
Who else, after all, will read books to them? "Beach along Indian River in Seagrass Plantation". They're some of my favorite books. So, Proust is unbearable and unreadable.