My March 2017 Reading

The People's Library

Books

If March had a theme for me, I suppose it would have been ‘Occupy’? I may be several years late to the movement, but most of what I read this month seemed to have been written by someone involved in the Occupy protests and movements of the past half-dozen years. It’s easy to love anarchists when you’re only meeting them on the page in the realm of ideas, right? Well, I certainly love reading anarchists. Here’s the best of what I read for pleasure (i.e. not for work or for my dissertation) in March of 2017.

Nonfiction

Longform Journalism

Against my better judgment I dabbled more than I wanted to in journalism (feels like junk food sometimes, especially when there are so many excellent books I want to read!). Nevertheless, here’s what I’d recommend from my shorter non-fiction reading in the month of March.

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