The NY-Times had an article on #SarahBakewell and her new book "Humanely Possible". It's also available on Audible.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/02/books/sarah-bakewell-humanly-possible.html

Humanly Possible: Seven Hundred Years of Humanist Freethinking, Inquiry, and Hope a book by Sarah Bakewell https://bookshop.org/p/books/humanly-possible-seven-hundred-years-of-humanist-freethinking-inquiry-and-hope-sarah-bakewell/18598162?ean=9780735223370

Finally, Sarah's book is out today.

I've been waiting on this book for years.

#humanism #philosophy #SarahBakewell #life

https://pca.st/episode/0af130ab-b9b1-460d-89bd-24988074c9a6?t=1650

Sarah Bakewell speaking of Michel de Montaigne.

#SarahBakewell #MichelDeMontaigne

Finally, Sarah Bakewell–also known as my favourite living author–visits radio programme Start the Week to discuss humanism and her new book, 'Humanly Possible':

'The writer Sarah Bakewell explores the long tradition of humanist thought in her latest book, Humanly Possible. She celebrates the writers, thinkers, artists and scientists over the last 700 years who have placed humanity at the centre, while defying the forces of religion, fanatics, mystics and tyrants.'

Start the Week - Humanism - what is it good for? - BBC Sounds https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001k7qj

#SarahBakewell #humanism #HumanlyPossible #StartTheWeek #philosophy

'Humanly Possible: Seven Hundred Years of Humanist Freethinking, Inquiry, and Hope' by Sarah Bakewell.

What is to be human?

My favourite living author will soon—28 March—publish her new book. It will be grand and lovely and all about humanism.

If you've not read her books on Michel de Montaigne and existentialism, I envy you.
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/552033/humanly-possible-by-sarah-bakewell/

#SarahBakewell #humanism #HumanlyPossible @bookstodon

https://pca.st/episode/538fd818-a116-458e-b1ce-14e70ecba9ac

Finally, the philosophy podcast 'History of Philosophy Without any Gaps' reaches Michel de Montaigne, one of my favourites.

Don't miss out on Sarah Bakewell's brilliant book about Montaigne.

#MichelDeMontaigne #SarahBakewell #philosophy

I think I've already discovered what'll be the book of 2023.

Sarah Bakewell's 'Humanly Possible: Seven Hundred Years of Humanist Freethinking, Inquiry, and Hope'. It'll be published late March (2023).

Sarah is my favourite living author. Her books on Michel de Montaigne and existentialism are some of my most highly treasured books. They've made me grow as a person.

Read more about the new book here: https://sarahbakewell.com/books-3/humanly-possible-700-years-of-humanist-freethinking-inquiry-and-hope/

#SarahBakewell #humanism #philosophy #book #reading #MichelDeMontaigne #existentialism #ChristineDePizan #BertrandRussell #ZolaNealeHurston #Voltaire

Trying out #Bookwyrm: https://bookrastinating.com/user/pivic

I mainly read these book types: biography, memoir, dissent, music, and philosophy, but I gladly read anything that provides me with kicks.

Favourite living author: #SarahBakewell

#readingcommunity

My favourite living author, Sarah Bakewell, will release a book about #humanism in the spring of 2023.

If you've not yet read her books on #existentialism and #montaigne, I envy you.

Bakewell's site: https://sarahbakewell.com

#SarahBakewell #philosophy