A Tender Illustrated Celebration of the Many Languages of Love – The Marginalian
That one mind can reach out from its lonely cave of bone and touch another, express its joys and sorrows […]
An Illustrated Singsong Celebration of the Evolution of Life on Our Pale Blue Dot – The Marginalian
“Who has known the ocean? Neither you nor I, with our earth-bound senses,” Rachel Carson wrote in the pioneering 1937
Applying the Six Principles of Athletic Training to Writing and Creative Work – The Marginalian
By Maria Popova The highest and hardest task of life may be to become entirely ourselves — to continually purify
Poet and Philosopher John O’Donohue on the Light Within Us and Between Us – The Marginalian
Every once in the bluest moon, if you are lucky, you encounter someone with such powerful and generous light in
The Strange and Wondrous Science of Seeing with Sound – The Marginalian
“We need another and a wiser and perhaps a more mystical concept of animals,” the great nature writer Henry Beston
Hermann Hesse on Reading and the Heart of Wisdom – The Marginalian
Books show us what it is like to be another and at the same time return us to ourselves. We
George Saunders on Storytelling the World’s Fate and the Antidote to Media Manipulation – The Marginalian
“All the goodness and the heroisms will rise up again, then be cut down again and rise up,” John Steinbeck
The Strange Science of Zombie Fungi – The Marginalian
“The mind is its own place,” Milton wrote in Paradise Lost, “and in it self can make a Heav’n of
Poetry as Spiritual Practice – The Marginalian
“Every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you,” wrote Whitman, who called himself a kosmos and believed of