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Hi, I'm Morgan, I'm a fangeek, and I live with ADHD and a therapy cat called Luna.
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Guy Laramee

Amazing landscapes meticulously carved out of books.

spastasmagoria:

1) can’t read it in the dark while husband is sleeping next to me. 2) Can’t finish book in the middle of the night and purchase next book in series to continue reading at four am (or check it out of your library as an e-book) 3) Much heavier when it falls on my head in bed than the ipad. 

Just a note from your friendly neighborhood  librarian who actually prefers to read e-books on her phone. Mostly because it hurts less when you drop it on your face in the dark and because I can read in line at the post office. Which I do. A lot. Why do I spend so much time at the post office? 



 ^ What Tammy said. ^

spastasmagoria:

1) can’t read it in the dark while husband is sleeping next to me. 2) Can’t finish book in the middle of the night and purchase next book in series to continue reading at four am (or check it out of your library as an e-book) 3) Much heavier when it falls on my head in bed than the ipad. 

Just a note from your friendly neighborhood  librarian who actually prefers to read e-books on her phone. Mostly because it hurts less when you drop it on your face in the dark and because I can read in line at the post office. Which I do. A lot. Why do I spend so much time at the post office? 

^ What Tammy said. ^

Neil Gaiman: Books and Bars: now rebloggable

neil-gaiman:

Hello! I am 22 and a complete introvert. I have always found solace and companionship in books, something which I have never regretted. However, I am struggling with pressure to live differently. Being in my early 20’s, I am constantly told by my friends to go to more bars more nights of the…
powells:

Banned Books Week—some of our favorites.

powells:

Banned Books Week—some of our favorites.

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spastasmagoria:

ariessya:

I want to buy a book, a book that I’ve never heard of, never read. Look at the cover, read the back, flip through the pages. Bring it home. Grab a highlighter, and begin to read the book. Every time there is a sentence, a word, a phrase that I can relate to, I will highlight it. Then, once I am done the book, I will be able to flip through it and see exactly how I was feeling each day that I was reading. It would be like a diary, but written in someone else’s words

NO NO NO

WHY WOULD YOU HIGHLIGHT IN A BOOK

WHY

NO

DON’T DO THAT

INSTEAD, RE-READ IT AND GET A DIFFERENT FEELING EVERY TIME

AND END UP WITH A DIFFERENT MESSAGE SO THE BOOK MEANS SOMETHING ELSE

DON’T WRITE IN THE POOR THING

OH BOOKS

I WOULDN’T EVEN DO THAT TO MY FIFTY SHADES OR TWILIGHT

I am a librarian. I give you permission to highlight books. As long as they’re a not library books. Highlight them. Tear pages out. Tear ALL the pages out. Turn them into dioramas or purses or other artwork. They are JUST BOOKS. I know it’s really hard with the first one. you’re breaking a taboo built into us from childhood. Then it feels liberating. I once turned an encyclopedia into a wearable hat. Something that had been destined for the recycling center because it had not sold at two books sales and was from 1956 and so no longer suited to our collection. 

IT IS OK TO BREAK BOOKS. IT IS OK TO TRANSFORM THEM. 

I am an artist, and I also give you permission to highlight your books. Go ahead and underline other passages, mark words out, put stars by others, and make little notes and doodles in the margins. Why should you ever be forbidden from using the medium that inspires you the most? Books are part of our souls, and should also be part of our art.

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“What an astonishing thing a book is. It’s a flat object made from a tree with flexible parts on which are imprinted lots of funny dark squiggles. But one glance at it and you’re inside the mind of another person, maybe somebody dead for thousands of years. Across the millennia, an author is speaking clearly and silently inside your head, directly to you. Writing is perhaps the greatest of human inventions, binding together people who never knew each other, citizens of distant epochs. Books break the shackles of time. A book is proof that humans are capable of working magic.”

- CARL SAGAN (via Advice to Writers)

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powells:

For a limited time, buy any two featured titles in our Dr. Seuss Sale, and get your third book free!

powells:

For a limited time, buy any two featured titles in our Dr. Seuss Sale, and get your third book free!

Neil Gaiman: The World Book Day App Announcement

neil-gaiman:

The World Book Day App will be available for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch coming soon to the iTunes store and for the low, low price of absolutely free!

This brand new App features exclusive new short stories from Malorie Blackman, Neil Gaiman, Charlie Higson, Anthony Horowitz, Sophie McKenzie

AMERICAN GODS US Kindle $1.99 edition…

neil-gaiman:

It looks like no-one at Amazon has noticed and taken their American Gods Kindle Special down yet. It’s http://say.ly/Qrj1i92 and was only meant to have been a 24 hour special, so may not last for very long.

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