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Playing With Books

As I was browsing in Anthropologie one day, I was drawn to the display they had set up featuring Playing With

Last lines. They can leave you wanting more or give you the closure you so deeply desire. I admit that

I love books and I have a thing for vintage, nostalgic looking photos, so it’s really no surprise that I

“I’m always shocked at how few people make themselves into a lifelong monument to their favourite prose or verse.” Carey

Depending on where you’re from, the English title of Albert Camus’ 1942 French novel L’Étranger will either be The Stranger (US)

“They can be stuffed in purses, left in buses, dropped in toilets, used as coasters, eaten and thrown away. Their

I had a hard time getting my hands on a copy of Jackson Pollock: An American Saga by Steven Naifeh

I’m not a religious person, by any means. But I have had a religious experience. It was at the church of

“My aim in life is to make pictures and drawings, as many and as well as I can. Then, at

Maybe one day I’ll actually have room for a vintage book collection, but for now I might just have to