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A reading diary by Alberto Manguel
I will sleep one night in the library to make the space truly mine. C. says that this is equivalent to a dog peeing in the corner – From A reading diary, Alberto Manguel I read Albeto Manguel… more →
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Fairy Tale Friday: Imaginary Places
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Corey wrote 5 days ago: One of my favorite books (and one which I am thankful for, on an incidental but timely sidenote), is … more →
[Thursday 3pm #27] Quotes From The Library At Night
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Nathan Hobby wrote 2 months ago: Alberto Manguel’s The Library At Night examines books, reading and the library through a serie … more →
Sleepy notes!
sourceunkown wrote 2 months ago: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberto_Manguel & http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dictionary_of_Im … more →
What's on your desk?
Mei Yau wrote 4 months ago: I found this drawing yesterday when I was going through my notebook collection. In January 2006 I wa … more →
A reading diary by Alberto Manguel
Sharon (thesunlitdesk) wrote 5 months ago: I will sleep one night in the library to make the space truly mine. C. says that this is equivalent … more →
The library at night by Alberto Manguel
Sharon (thesunlitdesk) wrote 6 months ago: The library at night, by Alberto Manguel. Libraries, whether my own or shared with a greater reading … more →
About Writing
carolynhayesuber wrote 7 months ago: My colleague Geoff Schumacher recently presented a workshop on journalism for the Las Vegas Writers … more →
Reading Provenance - Organic Reading
wesleybolin wrote 7 months ago: I’ve been thinking a lot today about why I read the things we read, and that’s how this came about … more →
The Dictionary Of Imaginary Places
Dae wrote 9 months ago: The Dictionary of Imaginary Places ::sigh:: I do love this book. I remember when I first got it. Fel … more →
Library meditations, and a new arts project
classicalgreg wrote 1 year ago: Began the other day to read Alberto Manguel’s The Library at Night, and already I find it capt … more →
Aghwee the Sky Monster
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karlo mikhail wrote 1 year ago: In an interview published in the Winter 2007 issue of The Paris Review, Nobel Prize-winning writer K … more →
The Library Show
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Kristal wrote 1 year ago: Attention bibliophiles! You won’t want to miss today’s To the Best of Our Knowledge-The … more →
Marginalia, no.13
Ian Wolcott wrote 1 year ago: Every reader exists in order to assure for a certain book a modest immortality. ~ Alberto Manguel, T … more →
Bibliophiles - Mashing up books, authors and literary characters
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Donna wrote 1 year ago: I’ve just read a delicious review in The Observer called The Romantic Librarian. It looks at A … more →
The Great Reader
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rw wrote 1 year ago: “I wouldn’t define myself as a writer. I would define myself as a reader.” I like this statement bec … more →
Mary Magdalene - reading
wjjgibson wrote 2 years ago: In my recent reading, I have encountered plots that involve directly or indirectly Mary Magdelene. W … more →
Alberto Manguel - two books you would enjoy
wjjgibson wrote 2 years ago: Alberto Manguel was born in Buenos Aires in 1948, was educated there, and was a friend of Jorge Luis … more →
