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2021 Fall Nonfiction Preview

BOOKS | october 10th, 2021

In this episode, Nicole and Gayle talk about the newly published Nonfiction books that have caught their eye this fall. They also talk about some of the books they are currently reading.

What I'm Reading.

Hi, I'm Nicole!

lover of a cocktail and a good book

Welcome to my little corner of the world. I hail from New York City, where I currently live and I love nothing more than traveling, good food and curling up with good book.

I write about the travels & experiences I have, the books I read and my current intrigues and inspirations. Thanks for stopping by!

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The 'gram.

A reminder of one of my winter bucket list items.

A reminder of one of my winter bucket list items. I walked down the concourse and went to see "the tree", hopefully long gone now. As a native New Yorker I'm usually a little "meh" a little "bah humbug" but this year in addition to "the tree' I went to see the store windows and mede the pilgrimage to Rolfs. Probably done with that for another 5-10 years.

Reposting because I forgot to put in the caption.😶🤷🏽‍♀️ So, again. I read 12 books in January. I’d like to keep that up for the rest of the year. My official Goodreads Challenge is for 104 books, but I feel like 12 a month is totally doable.

For some reason Notes On A Silencing by Lacey Crawford did not make it onto the picture. Audio listens were: Say Nothing: The True Story of Murder & Memory in Northern Ireland, Conviction by Denise Mina, Bluebird, Bluebird by Attica Locke & The Last Days of August by Jon Ronson. My only ebook was People Like Us by Dana Mele. Oddly enough it was the weakest link in my reading month which was generally stellar.

It’s hard to pick favorites this month but I loved Trick Mirror. I’m not usually one for essay collections but I am all about them lately. Others I’ve loved were Black is the Body by Emily Bernard and Thick by Tressie McMillam Cottom. 💯

There's an article about MoMa in The New Yorker th

There's an article about MoMa in The New Yorker this week where it’s noted that the architects were inspired by the idea of "an imaginary transparent city of the future" and changing the world, hopefully for the better, through glass architecture. Each floor of the museum is filled with floor to ceiling glass windows over looking the city and the 5th floor(?) features a glass terrace will be open during the warmer months. Peering out of the windows matched the aesthetic of the surrounding modern art.

Mi familia.🥰

Annual Christmas party at my mom’s. I ditched th

Annual Christmas party at my mom’s. I ditched the antlers and am attempting to molest the tree.👋🏾 Hey to my dimple, didn’t realize I still had them.

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