Meditations reviewed by @bleakhouse_bex4/ 104 out of 10A Roman emperor writing "get up and do your job" twelve slightly different ways, and now every bloke at work has it on his desk. I'm sure it's very good for you. So is kale.
Meditations reviewed by @thebigsleepy8/ 108 out of 10Four pages a night suits this one better than most. He wasn't writing a book, he was talking himself round, and you can take him in small doses without losing anything. I've been through it twice now.@thebigsleepy
Meditations reviewed by @the_slow_reader8/ 108 out of 10Gregory Hays over Ramón Bach Pellicer, and I feel disloyal writing it. Lives in the kitchen. One page while the coffee comes up. Some mornings exactly right. Some mornings, is it more than a tired man telling himself to get up?@the_slow_reader
Meditations reviewed by @theodore_p9/ 109 out of 10The Hays translation reads like a man talking to himself at four in the morning, which is what it is. Avoid editions that call Book II 'timeless wisdom' on the cover; Marcus was not writing for you and the book is better for it.@theodore_p
Meditations reviewed by @annotatedannie10/ 1010 out of 10Seven complaints, in the order they bothered me, followed by a verdict that contradicts all seven. I have argued myself round twice on this and I am standing by both halves.@annotatedannie