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Hutchinson Heinemann

@HutchHeinemann · London, UK · joined 28 Apr 2009

An imprint for high quality writing with popular appeal. We publish mind-blowing reads, exquisite joyrides, book club beloveds and fresh future classics.

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Hutchinson Heinemann@HutchHeinemann9 Mar

📜MEDIEVAL MONDAYS📜 LUST wasn’t just sex, it was obsession SELF-HELP FROM THE MIDDLE AGES describes how desire dominates the mind, pulling us away from balance & meaning The solution wasn’t shame but understanding how desire works Medieval psychology: surprisingly modern https

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Hutchinson Heinemann@HutchHeinemann2 Mar

📜MEDIEVAL MONDAYS📜 GLUTTONY wasn’t about food alone Medieval writers saw it as overconsumption of anything: pleasure, stimulation, distraction In SELF-HELP FROM THE MIDDLE AGES, gluttony becomes a warning about burnout: when the mind takes on more than it can hold. https://t.c

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Hutchinson Heinemann@HutchHeinemann23 Feb

📜MEDIEVAL MONDAYS📜 AVARICE or greed was a refusal to feel “enough” In SELF-HELP FROM THE MIDDLE AGES, Peter Jones shows how want without limit was a psychological trap: one that narrows the soul rather than enriching it A centuries-old insight for an age of endless wanting htt

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Hutchinson Heinemann@HutchHeinemann16 Feb

📜MEDIEVAL MONDAYS📜 SLOTH wasn’t laziness, it was despair Medieval writers didn't fear rest but emotional withdrawal: a quiet loss of purpose & care In SELF-HELP FROM THE MIDDLE AGES, sloth presents as a version of burnout & depression A medieval name for a modern feeling http

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Hutchinson Heinemann@HutchHeinemann9 Feb

📜MEDIEVAL MONDAYS📜 ANGER or wrath was seen as the mind on fire In SELF-HELP FROM THE MIDDLE AGES, anger is a moment where reason collapses & the self fractures Medieval remedies focused on pause, patience, & forgiveness, not repression Old tools for very familiar rage https:/

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How the posts we collected actually performed: views and reaction rate post by post, what the audience did with them, and where the follower count goes.

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