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thetimes.com | James Marriott
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thetimes.com | James Marriott
I should begin, apparently, by alluding vacuously to a generic emotional problem ("There is a kind of loneliness that touches so many people..."). Then I should supply a relatable pseudo-anecdote ("Ever feel so profoundly alone in the morning?"). A hallucinated quote from a familiar-seeming but non-existent author ("We are all so alone when eating breakfast" - Geoff Orwell) adds heft. Like most human writers in 2025, I keep a paranoid eye on the machine competition.
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thetimes.com | James Marriott
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jmarriott.substack.com | James Marriott
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Penguin have started printing books with instructions about how to read in the front

I didn’t have my own copy of Emma & the only one they had at the bookstore was one of those Penguin Deluxe editions. I should have just bought a copy off of Thriftbooks because what is this disclaimer at the front of the book for illiterate morons?? https://t.co/YE3fifFu63

RT @j_amesmarriott: I wrote this about this week's VE day celebrations. European liberal democracies were formed by two centuries of war an…

Should add that I owe my conversion to this excellent, beautifully-written book ... highly recommended https://t.co/oINaJ9GEcf

Never really read Shelley properly before but suddenly finding him just breathtakingly good ... "The pleasure of believing what we see / Is boundless, as we wish our souls to be..." https://t.co/hyFmMmDay3