We now have four occasional and recurring featured posts here at CommonPlaces:
- commonplaces, where I provide a list of sometimes related new books here where I serve as a theological librarian,
- book provenance,
- random quotes from stacks,
- and now chorea scriptorum, a latin phrase which, roughly translated, means “writer’s cramp.”
Given my newly self-imposed deadlines for research and writing over the next few months, I thought I would record the effects of my swotting and write summaries, reviews, and whatever else I may find helpful from the books I am reading. You can view the full list of books I am presently reading, preparing to read next, and those which I have recently finished reading here, in the chorea scriptorum library.
First up: Lori Branch’s Rituals of Spontaneity: Sentiment And Secularism from Free Prayer to Wordsworth which I finished yesterday.
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