ASMR World Book Day (Earliest Literary Reference to ASMR?) (Pointer) • SOUNDsculptures • (159)

Name: ASMR World Book Day (Earliest Literary Reference to ASMR?) (Pointer) • SOUNDsculptures • (159)
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Description: 🌟 Happy World Book Day! 🌟 First published in 1924, Thomas Mann's 'The Magic Mountain' contains the earliest literary reference I've come across that mentions, explicitly, the sensations of ASMR. (For those interested, I highlight this passage at 4:54). Quite probably my most favourite novel of all time (so far!) - what's yours?

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🌟 Happy World Book Day! 🌟 First published in 1924, Thomas Mann's 'The Magic Mountain' contains the earliest literary reference I've come across that mentions, explicitly, the sensations of ASMR. (For those interested, I highlight this passage at 4:54). Quite probably my most favourite novel of all time (so far!) - what's yours?

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