June 2013
10 posts
May 2013
12 posts
4. You will buy another copy of a book you already own if you encounter a particularly beautiful edition. Fancy endpapers! Genuine leather binding! It’s a collector’s item, really. You’d be foolish NOT to buy it.
SPOILER ALERT:
Myrtle awakens in the depths of the robot prison where she has been incarcerated to prevent her consorting with competitive robot-engineers. But Myrtle is too lively to allow this. Waiting until night-fall, when the robot guard shifts via space elevator to the rotating gun ship…
I mean I wouldn’t call it “hoarding,” so much as having a library in my home.Do you have books in almost every room of your house? Do you have at least one pile of “to read” books somewhere in your home that is seemingly getting larger by the minute? Are you currently using books to, shall we say, accessorize your house—as pedestals for lamps, decorative …
Are you a book hoarder?
April 2013
34 posts
We asked you to share your favorite stories with characters seeking vengeance against those who have done wrong. They take things into their own hands, and they make the wrongs right again. Here are the titles you shared:
Medea by Euripides
Titus Andronicus and Hamlet by William Shakespeare
“The Great Gatsby” (failed revenge, but revenge)
Trophy spouse.
Criminal mastermind.
Front desk at an unpopular museum.
Bookseller.
Librarian.
Nurse.
Outreach/education at zoo, aquarium, or museum.
Cabdriver.
Epicure.
Salesperson in sofa or bed emporium.
Journalist.
Scuba instructor.
Combination journalist/scuba instructor.
Oral history intake.
ER doctor.
Skydiving instructor, stunt double, advice columnist, coffeehouse owner.
Landscaper.
Medical librarian.
Dolphin.