News Of The Week

Welcome to this week’s issue of the Books And Articles newsletter. Thanks for all of the quality posts. @speakingyourtruth, as expected, posted a book review post, and it made the Top Five Posts Of The Week. I hope to see more in the future. @cryotosensei has two posts in the Top 5 this week, as he keeps us up to date on the trials and tribulations of his interview saga. I also want to mention @Nadia’s post about Macchiavelli’s letter, another Top Post which I have also chosen as a suggestion post this week.
As always, please reply to this post with suggestions and opinions on how to make this territory better.
I hope everyone has a good week.

Top Five Posts Of The Week

The top post of the week will be forwarded 50% of the zaps earned on this week’s newsletter post. Rankings will be determined using the SN zaprank.
Here are this week’s top posts:

Siggy’s Suggestions

I really liked this post. I knew nothing about this letter. It amazes me what posts turn up here on weeks where things seem kind of slow. I’m grateful for that.
This is a book review post about a subject that I know nothing about. Thanks to @itermathi I intend to learn more soon.
This week’s Golden Oldie:
Still Stackin usually shows up here for poetry posts. This one, however, shines a light on the often, and often intentionally, misunderstood and inaccurately defined notion of anarchy. I highly recommend this post.

Writing Contests

Stackers’ Blogs

My Bitcoin Journey

Inspired by Writing Contest #1, this is where stacker’s bitcoin origin stories will be posted for easy reference.

Book Clubs

Books

Book Reviews

Essays

Poetry

Short Stories

Comics

I like the article from @speakingyourtruth so much. One because it has many book reviews in one article. Second it's precise.
All other articles are also very good. Today I read the story by @grayruby, it's very interesting.
Thanks for the newsletter!
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Thanks for reading it. Our tastes are similar.
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Yes, these stories are truly inspiring! Now I'm reading @Coinsreporter's. He seems to have gone through a lot of hardships in his childhood!
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Thanks for reading it! I actually don't remember hardships. It was time of my life that made me what I'm now, so I just remember it as turning me into a hard man after a hard childhood. Haha!!
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Thanks for reading it.
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thanks so much! hope to bring more of these to the community :)
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I've also added an article today. Let's see may article fares among all such great articles.

What's your biggest Turning Point in life?

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I read it. Good post which will inspire good conversations.
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Thank you so much! I feel privileged to write here among such a community of great minds.
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Congratulations everyone great posts. Learning a lot. Thanks for sharing.
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Interesting stuff this week! Sensei wrote about his 1.1 m achievement as an article and @Tristan wanted to know about some favourite podcast in ~booksandarticles! Are these signs that this territory is much more wider than we assume!
Podcasts can be relatable to modern Books and articles though!!
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Sensei has been posting this type of stuff here for a while. He started a blog here. Tristan's post may be more of a one off. I think the territory got the benefit of that post from cheap fees!
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We're short on book reviews. Everything else is A-OK. Nice work!
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@Nadia's post was such a cool addition. I felt like I was back in school. Fortunately, she didn't assign us any homework on the text.
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thanks as always ☺️
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Thank you for your always valuable contributions.
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Grateful to appear in the weekly newsletter!
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Thanks for supporting the territory!
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stackers have outlawed this. turn on wild west mode in your /settings to see outlawed content.