Sorry. I had to play along:
As seen here, here, here, here, here and here. Too much fun!
I only wish I could figure out how to stack the words (though it looks like they still wouldn't fit on the page). How do people think up (and then make it work!) these creative things?
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I feel the need to share something bookish...I am one book short of completing Carl's challenge (see yesterday's post). I had planned on reading Angela Carter's Saints and Strangers, which is short stories--retellings of folk tales. The book is a mere 128 pages. Do you think I can possibly squeeze it in in two days? I admit, I got lazy at the end (and distracted by other books). And then there is still poor Shakespeare...
The thing about working in a library--books everywhere, all day. My library is in phase two of its renovations. This means the entire first floor (actually not the new expansion, but the rest of the floor) has been completely vacated. All the concrete has been broken up and they are going to re-pour the floor. All day long we get to listen to bulldozers, and thumping sounds, but I'm digressing. I now work on the third floor where all the regular stacks are located. Occasionally when I am on my way somewhere in the library, I will wander amongst the stacks. Today I happened to pass by the PR 6000s. British fiction. Lo and behold, there were books by Anita Brookner. Dorothy's recent post makes me want to read her newest book, Leaving Home (I'm curious about what Emma decides to ultimately do with her life--see Dorothy's post). I also pulled out A Friend from England (one of the main characters works in a London bookstore!). It's been too long since I have read anything by Brookner! Now, when I am possibly supposed to fit these books in is beyond me, but these things always work themselves out in the end!