Links: Free Reads and YouTube Vids

Workspace with computer, journal, books, coffee, and glasses.It’s Links time already!

Yesterday, I had my bi-weekly therapy session via phone. Have I discussed how weird it is to do therapy over the phone? So far, that’s the strangest change to my personal routine. Yes, there is a cam option but no one wants to see my quarantine fashion right now.

Links today are mostly book recommendations and links, plus a couple good videos to keep you busy.

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If you’re having trouble with fiction right now, Frolic has some interesting nonfiction recommendations, most of which went immediately on my TBR pile.

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Several university presses have made books and research materials FREE right now! The Public Books Database has a current list that they regularly update on what’s available.

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The cast of The Nanny reunited to do a virtual table read of the very first episode. I loved this show growing up and man, everyone has aged rather well.

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Tor has a free sci-fi/fantasy book sampler available of upcoming titles! You can get a sneak peek at Deal with the Devil by Kit Rocha!

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I know we already posted about the launch of John Krasinki’s Some Good News, but the second episode is even better. Yes, I cried.

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Don’t forget to share what super cool things you’ve seen, read, or listened to this week! And if you have anything you think we’d like to post on a future Wednesday Links, send it my way!

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  1. mel burns says:

    Thank you for the SGN link. Absolutely wonderful….

  2. Jen M. says:

    I had cancer 14 years ago, and spent a summer out of grad school recovering from surgery and going through radiation. I had so little energy I couldn’t read (unusual for me), and couldn’t focus on longer TV dramas. I watched every episode of The Nanny that summer, and I am forever grateful to the show for bringing me joy and comfort during one of the most difficult times of my life. I can’t wait to watch this!

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