Fascinated by book spines
Somebody should recommend LibraryThing to this writer on The Guardian, who just can’t stop wondering what books people have on their bookshelves.
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Monsieur Davies:
Do you know this quote from that great bibliophile Borges:
“To arrange a library is to practice, in a quiet and modest way, the art of criticism.”
If you’re interested in an intimate look at the writing life and/or a very personal perspective on the printed word, I hope you’ll drop by my blog. Google “Beautiful Desolation” or pop in to:
http://www.cliffjburns.wordpress.com
Best to you,
Cliff
Cliff,
I’ve taken a look. Very interesting – keep up the good work.
Richard