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Read Along: Lou Reed, Jesus, and the Rest of Us (John 14–21)
Wrapping Up Our Gospel Project: Final Takeaways from Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
Oct 8
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All the Horrifying Things We Do to Our Books
How Much Damage Can You Do to a Book and Still Live with Yourself?
Oct 4
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Tour My Upcoming Book, ‘The Idea Machine’
An Imaginary Exhibit: The Big Idea, Engines of Progress, Self-Creation, Generative AI, Plus Preorder Bonuses
Oct 1
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September 2025
Read Along: Compare, Contrast (Luke 16–John 13)
We’re Reading the Gospels in September. Here’s the Place to Share What We’re Discovering
Sep 29
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Open Thread: Good Fathers, Bad Fathers?
What Books Do You Think of When You Ponder the Question?
Sep 27
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Our Ancestors Murdered Their Mother Tongue, Thankfully
Reviewing Laura Spinney’s ‘Proto: How One Language Went Global’
Sep 24
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Joel J Miller
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Read Along: Why Parables, Jesus? (Mark 10–Luke 15)
We’re Reading the Gospels in September. Here’s the Place to Share What We’re Discovering
Sep 22
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Joel J Miller
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Books: Indispensable When You’re Indisposed
The One Place You Really Need a Good Book—And Several to Try for Yourself
Sep 20
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Joel J Miller
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Shaped—and Misshaped—by Our Parents
Reviewing ‘Hard Times’ by Charles Dickens and ‘Eugénie Grandet’ by Honoré de Balzac
Sep 17
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Read Along: Hidden Story Arcs (Matt. 16—Mark 9)
Reading the Gospels Together: Come Share What You’re Seeing as We Go
Sep 15
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How Long Till Death Revokes Your Library Card?
You Can Only Read So Many Books in This Lifetime. What if You Knew How Many You Had Left? Would It Matter?
Sep 13
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Open Thread: Deliciously Weird?
Sometimes the Best Stories Are Just Plain Odd. What’s the Strangest Story You’ve Ever Read?
Sep 10
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