Archive - Closely Reading

December 2024

defining your annotation style

week 7 of the "become a close(r) reader" series: tips for writing in, on, and about your books

Dec 30, 2024 •

haley larsen, phd

creating a goal list

week 6 of the "become a close(r) reader" series: revisiting last week's brainstorm and week one's reading reflection

Dec 23, 2024 •

haley larsen, phd

What we're reading in 2025

I've planned a full year of slow reads...

Dec 16, 2024 •

haley larsen, phd

what are your goals?

week 5 in the "become a close(r) reader series: a brainstorm exercise to get *all* your reading ideas and ideals on the page before you commit to…

Dec 16, 2024 •

haley larsen, phd

a gift guide for readers & homebodies

from a cozy stay-at-home gal

Dec 13, 2024 •

haley larsen, phd

what do you notice?

pens at the ready! it's time for another writing exercise

Dec 9, 2024 •

haley larsen, phd

what is literary analysis?

welcome to the third installment of our 8-week series—today, we're talking "theories" of reading and how to find the ones for you (featuring some…

Dec 2, 2024 •

haley larsen, phd

November 2024

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