As avid adorers of Harry Potter, many spells live in our mind, but among many, the spell "illegibilus" - making writing impossible to be read - prompted us to think: then, what make something readable? So, we present "Legibilus," a space where scattered thoughts are gathered, unresolved questions are offered new answers, and every object, however miniscule, can be read.
Leopold Ajami
Ellie Anderson, Ph.D. and David Peña-Guzmán, Ph.D.
Stanton Wortham
Mary Hedengren
Sonia Paul
You Are Not So Smart
Justin E.H. Smith | The Point Magazine
Jan
Dr Andreas Matthias
American Association for State and Local History
Alphonse
Sonosound
None
Joe Morrison
Kip Clark
Be Kautious Stay Humble
Primary Sources
Bookey APP
Stockdale Center - Shaun Baker, PhD.
Gillian Brown
Booksmart Studios
BBC Radio 4
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BBC Radio 4
April Hebert
Ithaka O.
Pages of Hackney
Lorena Preta
David Monk
Raphael Freeman; Angie Backues
Wesley Buckwalter
Laura Koch
Ryder Richards
PYNTAMAN
Women in Parenthesis
None
MASONICFX
Left Shelf
Nerd Teacher
Lucas A. Klein, Ph.D.
Seth and Alex
Rick Torseth
Robin Taylor
EmiyaJada
Laurence Tratt
Aaron Smith
The Nonlinear Fund
The A's and D's Podcast
Will Eaves & Sophie Scott
Andy Luttrell
David Tonner
Matt Malone, Dan Gardner
Styletters12 lettering
Zak
Ellie House
Aniket Bhattacharya
Bryony Armstrong
Steve Cavan
Patrice & Shayla
Inspire FM
Jamal Mulume
SynTalk
Loyal Books
The Sapient Simian
David Boles
The Scholarly Artist
Online Great Books Podcast
INSTINCT
Bigger Than Us
Ryan Cipriani
The Unpacked Project
Simon Whistler
Hachette Audio UK
LAN-RAY
Kevin Mercurio
Mike Pinto
H R Venkatesh, Divya Chandra, Archis Chowdhury
Cogut Institute for the Humanities
William Wilczak
Stanislaw Pstrokonski
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Nathan
Daniel Pace
Philosophy Talk Starters
University of Minnesota Press
Kathy Gibbens
Scott Ely
Spoken Words
Brad Harris, Historian
Patrick Robinson
Booklyn, Inc.
Jim Salvucci
None
Curzon PR
kashvi parekh
Q.E. Drummond
Clara Sherley-Appel
Word of the Day
After Dinner Conversation
New York City Skeptics