Books and margins
Titles are kept with the marks they earned — a line underlined, a corner folded, a thought saved for later.
Books & margins
Nicole Junkermann gathers books, references and quiet lines — arranged less as a list than as a route through ideas worth returning to.
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A good book leaves marks in the margin — and the marks, with their reasons, are worth keeping.
Titles are kept with the marks they earned — a line underlined, a corner folded, a thought saved for later.
Some references stay open for months, until a later reading circles back to them.
Reading follows threads between books, so one title quietly leads on to the next.

Best caught in the middle of things: a book open, a few cards fanned out, a line half written — reading as movement, not arrival.