
It is nice to get away from that anxious feeling when reading, and I don't remember the last time I really folded a page or wrote in one of my books, until recently. I've been reading The Diary of Anais Nin, Volume One. Nin was an American author and most famous for her diaries where she documented her personal relationships in a candid way that was rare for a woman of that time. Marked as a leader in feminism, her diaries are absorbing and relateable despite the time period. Volume One marks her experience living in Louveciennes, France and while I'm not finished it yet, I'm hooked.
I marked this quote down instantly after reading it. I even took a photo of it with my phone (the new way of "highlighting") and have come back to it ever since.
This week's mantra is a bit unnerving and sticks with you, long after you're done reading.
I marked this quote down instantly after reading it. I even took a photo of it with my phone (the new way of "highlighting") and have come back to it ever since.
This week's mantra is a bit unnerving and sticks with you, long after you're done reading.
For more passages from Anais, click here.
It is scary how true this is
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