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Have a look at the Home Library Mission Statement of Boston Bibliophile. It’s where she states what she believes the purpose of her personal library to be, and the ways she intends to treat it, to accomplish that purpose. Now, I think sometimes we pigeon hole things a bit too much, and if we’re not careful we [...] Sony ereader I feel like just pointing at this blog post (Why We Need Books) from Heidi Turner, over at The Happy Freelancer blog, and saying, “What she said!” She makes some great arguments for why the real paper book should always stay in existence, no matter how electronic everything goes. They can exist alongside each [...] Do we really want to spend our whole reading lives being the equivalent of babies that just lie back and get fed mush with a spoon? [...] If I could read this series on my deathbed, I would die happy. [...] The only way I could describe how The Fionavar Tapestry made me feel was to say that I felt like my veins were filled with light. Twenty five years later, I can still pick up that trilogy and feel the same way. [...] Another fun summarizing meme, that I first saw last year from Melanie at Indextrious Reader and now have seen there and with Kiirstin at A Book a Week as well. Post the first line from each month of the past year. I’ll post the first three months of this year, which took place at That Other Place [...] I saw yesterday that Melanie at Indextrious Reader has posted a summary of her 2009 reading, in her post, Best of the Year, 2009. I really like that idea, so I’m doing one of my own. Alas, I’ve managed to finish about a third of the number of books Melanie has (I used to be a [...] I don’t read very quickly any more, for some reason, so I didn’t get to read 100 books in 2009, as some people have done. Still, I really enjoyed what I did get read, and in looking over my list (yes, I write them all down), I see a very definite trend. I discovered mysteries and suspense [...] What is the difference between a YA novel and an adult novel? That was the question posed at A Book a Week a couple of days ago, and now I’m really intrigued. [...] Is it possible to write an entire novel containing only peace, and no conflict? I myself do not think so. [...] |
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