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The Dying Trade of Rare Book Dealers
Many people spend a good deal of their lives trying to figure out what they want to be when they grow up. Luckily for Scott Emerson, he found his passion early.
9 Ways to Make Flying Less Miserable
For many of us, traveling by air is the epitome of misery. However, some of this misery can be alleviated by taking a few mindful steps towards self-care.
Meditation Tips For Beginners
There are many different approaches to meditation, but starting with a few simple techniques can help ease you in to the practice.
15 Things to Help You Build the Library of Your Dreams
An incredible home library is the dream of every bibliophile. To have all of your beloved books arranged neatly on gleaming bookcases is the very definition of heaven to most book lovers.
"A Quiet Passion" Misses the Mark
Directed by Terence Davies, “A Quiet Passion" is a film that is austere, stark, and as oppressive as the time our protagonist lived in.
Sightseeing For Introverts: Paris
Paris. With over 30 million visitors each year, it is one of the busiest cities in the world. You might be wondering how an introvert could possibly handle such panic-inducing numbers.
8 Things No One Tells College Graduates
Earning a degree is a lot of work. After four or five years of your nose to the grindstone, you finally find yourself donning the cap and gown, ready to take on the world. Welcome to the workforce!
Art Collecting: A Beginner's Guide
Taking your first step in to art collecting can feel pretty overwhelming. Where do you even begin?
12 Ways to Overcome a Creative Slump
Creative slumps are inevitable. In the digital age we live in, it can be all too easy to treat our minds as if they are machines that can endlessly produce without rest.
"Stoner:" The Incredible Story of an Unremarkable Life
Perhaps the most underrated novel ever written, John Williams’ Stoner follows the life of William Stoner, an unremarkable man whose life is marked by a series of severe disappointments.
Introvert Jobs For Artists Who Crave Creative Freedom
It can be easy to despair for an introverted creative trying to find their place in the world.
11 Things Your Indie Bookseller Wants You To Know
Independent bookstores are a wonder to behold. Stuffed with ancient treasures, the indie bookstore can be an amazing place to spend a spell-bound hour or two.
5 Red Wines That Won't Break the Bank
A glass of red wine is a wonderful way to unwind at the end of a long day. If you’re on a budget however, it can feel like a bit of a splurge to have a glass of red with your evening meal.
7 Kristen Stewart Movies That Will Make You Forget Twilight Forever
If the only image you have of Stewart is the pallid teenage vampire lover, allow these 7 Kristen Stewart movies to wash away the residue of Twilight mania from your mind’s eye forever.
7 Must-Read Poets for National Poetry Month
National Poetry Month was established by the Academy of American Poets in 1996, and has since become the largest celebration honoring poets and poetry in the world.
Sightseeing For Introverts: San Francisco
As many incredible things as there are to see in the world, travel can be a bit taxing for the introvert. Seeking out some quieter places in your destination of choice may be just what you need.
Creative in a Cubicle: 11 Tips for Surviving
The sedentary and monotonous lifestyle the cubicle promotes is not healthy for anyone, but it can be especially brutal for creatives who tend to thrive in less restrictive spaces.
6 Black Teas for the Sensitive Soul
Tea is one of the things that never fails to comfort my little introverted soul. When I am stressed, tired, overwhelmed, grieving, or just relaxing after a long day, a hot cup of tea soothes and comforts me like nothing else can.