It is never ending. You find a book, and it leads you to another book.
In this specific case it was Red Medicine: Socialized Healthcare in Soviet Russia using images by Margaret Bourke-White. And looking her up lead me to her wikipedia page which talks about her 1931 book Eyes on Russia. It seems quite interesting, skimming the first parts. I shall put on my list of books to read, potentially even epub.
Red Medicine itself was mentioned in Russian Justice, which was mentioned in This Soviet World
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That’s the best! Any particular way you keep the reading list organized? I’ve been meaning to catalog all of the books i have in a meaningful way - but in the meantime theyre just bouncing around in my noggin lol.
Also what you mentioned is a big reason i love texts with huge bibliographies; its like a dry, niche cinematic universe!
Could maybe uae calibre? It has metadata along with a comprehensive database that you can edit
Nice I’ll check it out! Thanks
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2·28 days agoIts just a text file where I dump the name and author in (and where it was renfrenced in parenthesis, cuz I find that interesting). Books on the soviet union in a chunk there, Spain there, Korea there, stuff cowbee has asked me to epub there, and so on.
Though I am trying to use zotero to also keep track of stuff I have read.
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The to-read list ever grows and the time to read them never does.
I wonder of she’s autistic.
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I am at chapter seven (very short chapters.) Its so fucking good.
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