An absolutely lovely little book detailing 131 interesting and sometimes absurd ways to notice more things. Exercises like coming up with a script for random video footage you’re watching, interviewing an inanimate object, calculating the exact halfway point between you and a friend and meeting there, purposefully looking for and reading every plaque you find, etc.
It’s a breezy read, and genuinely has some remarkable insights on things we don’t do, that we probably should. I loved it.
Book Info
Author
Rob Walker
Year
Pages
256
Acquired
I have read this book. According to my records, I completed it on December 10, 2019.
A hardcover copy of this book is currently in my home library.
I abandoned this, so I won’t rate it. This book is a set of short chapters (101 of them) which are exercises meant to expand your perception of the world (?). I got through 5-6 of the chapters, but it’s very odd. The exercises are extremely abstract and vaguely spiritual. Some examples: Sit in a...