"Relearning to Read: Adventures in Not Knowing" by Ann Morgan

If we’re to get back to books, then we’re going to have get used to being bewildered

It’s out! My fourth book, Relearning to Read: Adventures in Not-Knowing officially hits the shelves today. It’s available worldwide in English and can be ordered through all the usual c…

It's out! My fourth book, Relearning to Read: Adventures in Not-Knowing officially hits the shelves today. It's available worldwide in English and can be ordered through all the usual channels and bookshops, as well as directly through my publisher's website. Drawing on the interactions I've had through this blog and through the reading workshops I've been running for the last four years, it explores how embracing not-knowing can enrich our reading of ourselves and our world.

One of the lovely things about this project is the interactions I've had through it with writers around the world. The Chinese literary master Ning Ken is a great example. After I gave a quote to support Thomas Moran's English translation of Tibetan Sky, I received a copy of the finished book sent from Beijing, inscribed with a message of thanks from the author as shown above.

Many of those I interact with about books through this project, both virtually and at my Incomprehension Workshops, are young people. Even now, all these years after I set out to read the world, I …

Relearning to Read: Adventures in Not-Knowing invites you to turn the way you read upside down and see what falls out. Drawing on an approach to reading developed over more than a decade of interactio...