Justiss Goode | F😄M

Summary

The author shares a list of 15 articles they read during the week, despite being ill with COVID-19, and encourages readers to explore the works of various writers on Medium.

Abstract

This week's reading list is shared by the author who has been battling COVID-19. Despite the illness, they have managed to read and compile a list of articles from different authors and publications on Medium. The author refrains from detailing the content of the articles but provides direct links to each piece. The list includes a diverse range of topics, from SEO best practices and writing tips to personal stories and societal commentary. The author also offers a referral link for non-members to join Medium, emphasizing the potential to earn money through the platform.

Opinions

The author expresses caution about underestimating the illness associated with the Omicron virus, highlighting its unpredictable nature.
They convey a sense of personal achievement in overcoming COVID-

What I Read this Week

SUNDAY: January 16, 2022

For anyone who hasn’t been following this week, I’ve been under the weather (to say the least), thanks to the latest variant of COVID, the Omicron virus.

Since I normally try to share my What I Read this Week feature on Sunday evenings, I decided not to miss it, even though I’m only just now feeling like I might be on the mend and have finally beaten this thing.

Even as I utter those words again for the second time today, I’m cautious, because I’m learning that you just can’t underestimate the illness associated with this virus. Just when you think you’re okay, you’re not.

So before I run out of strength, and the desire to finish this story, allow me to share the few titles I read this past week, before COVID decided to rear its’ ugly head.

I actually got a chance to include 15 stories in my list of completed reading for the week, but this time, I won’t go into what the stories are about. But hopefully, that won’t prevent you from taking a moment to check out these writers and their stories.

Here are the writers, their stories, and the publications you can find them in (when applicable):

Paul Ryburn, M.Sc. in Feedium