Mille feuilles

Une communauté de papivores! 🍵📖 A community for those who enjoy a leafy snack!

Decentralized

Friendly

Anti-Corporate

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Mille feuilles est un réseau social pour suivre et partager sa lecture, sans publicité et anti-corporatif, basé sur le logiciel open-source Bookwyrm. Depuis Mille feuilles, on peut suivre et interagir de manière transparente avec les utilisat∙eurs∙ices d'autres instances BookWyrm ou Mastodon, ou simplement interagir avec les autres lecteurices sur Mille feuilles. Mille feuilles est un site à petite vitesse, afin de garantir que ce service évolue de manière durable.

Mille feuilles is a small, ad-free, and anti-corporate social network about books which runs on open-source Bookwyrm software. From Mille feuilles, you can seamlessly follow and interact with users on other BookWyrm instances and on services like Mastodon, or just interact with other users on Mille feuilles. Mille feuilles is growing very slowly, in order to ensure that the website scales in a sustainable way.


For my English-speaking visitors, a mille-feuille is a popular type of pastry, and the name literally translates as "thousand leaves."

Un très chaleureux merci à Arcane Pigeon pour notre logo cute à croquer!

Mille feuilles registration is closed

Mille feuilles is growing very slowly at the moment, in order to ensure that the website scales in a sustainable way. The form to ask for an invite request was getting flooded with bots, so it has been deactivated for now. So, feel free to send the admins an email using the contact information in the website footer if you want to join Mille feuilles. You can also find another open Bookwyrm instance at joinbookwyrm.com/instances.

Recent Books

Naomi Klein: The Shock Doctrine (AudiobookFormat, 2010, Metropolitan Books) No rating

The Shock Doctrine

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In her ground-breaking reporting from Iraq, Naomi Klein exposed how the trauma of invasion was being exploited to remake the country in the interest of foreign corporations. She called it "disaster capitalism." Covering Sri Lanka in the wake of the tsunami, and New Orleans post-Katrina, she witnessed something remarkably similar. …

Naomi Klein: The Shock Doctrine (2007, A.A. Knopf Canada) No rating

The Shock Doctrine

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An introduction to "disaster capitalism" argues that the global free market has exploited crises, violence, and shock in the past three decades to promote radical privatization that benefits large corporations and powerful interest groups.