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| The Slow Book Movement draws its inspiration from the Slow Food Movement. Its sole purpose is to reawaken modern society to the pleasures of slowing down to read, and savor, good literature. The opening selection of the movement is the fourth novel by its founder, I. Alexander Olchowski, a work titled THE FARMER. Over time, more and more titles, both classic and contemporary, will be added to the legion of novels that fit into the Slow Book Movement philosophy. | |
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