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Now that you’ve cleaned up the leftovers and gotten your Black Friday shopping done (if you’ve even started), you might have time to enjoy a bit of reading before returning to work on Monday.  The New Yorker magazine published this list of the ten best weather events in fiction that you might enjoy.  Happy reading!

https://www.newyorker.com/books/page-turner/the-ten-best-weather-events-in-fiction

The picture below is a woodcut illustration made by Robert Lewis Stevenson, a famous author who was also a lighthouse-keeper and had a lot of time to observe the weather.

Robert Lewis Stevenson via Commons Wikimedia
Robert Lewis Stevenson via Commons Wikimedia