@Natasha_Jay In Swedish accessibility circles there is the term "svartskrift" (direct translation "black writing") as opposed to audiobooks and braile. I think this is a term that should get a wider usage in these times of alternate ways of reading.

@globalmuseum I love marbled end-papers. I actually learned how to make them in high school shop class! #Books #BookBinding #Printing

@Larymir Thank you! I was really proud of the snake one when I made it. Now I just hope to finally find it a good home.

@ShaulaEvans thanks, and same – my main finding was that other factors were more instrumental than being an only child in itself! Eg. Family circumstances/parental attitudes, individual personality, class, where they lived, when they lived, gender...

@CivilDev I don’t know yet. From what I’ve seen so far, I really like the improvements compared to Goodreads. The things I like so far are:• Half star ratings! • Online book clubs with discussion groups for each chapter• Apparently it is better at building a profile of your past reading to suggest new books?• You can download your data from Goodreads easily. I have a referral link. I think you get $5 credit for an ebook if you use it, but it’s apparently just for the US.https://fable.co/invite?referralID=C8o7oBdLaV

@kristiedegaris I think it helped solidify things for me that the only film adaptation I've seen *is* the one where Heathcliff was played by black actors (James Hobson and Solomon Glave). It's a superbly shot film, and I gather from what's written here, it's probably the only one that does the true message of the book justice.

@itsfoss if you use this, and don't already donate, you can easily send this *one* dude some pesos https://www.patreon.com/kovidgoyal