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The House of Mirth (Barnes & Noble Classics Series) (B&N Classics) de Edith Wharton
A History of Philosophy Volume 6 - Modern Philosophy Part II, Kant de Frederick Copleston
The Devastating Boys (Virago Modern Classics) de Elizabeth Taylor
Turtle Moon de Alice Hoffman
Imagine: What America Could Be in the 21st Century
The Encyclopedia of the CIA de W. Thomas Smith
God Talk In America de Phyllis Tickle
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Sobre mimBooks to the ceiling,
Books to the sky,
My pile of books is a mile high.
How I love them! How I need them!
I'll have a long beard by the time I read them.
--Arnold Lobel
Where is human nature so weak as in the bookstore?
--Henry Ward Beecher
A need to tell and hear stories is essential to the species Homo sapiens--second in necessity apparently after nourishment and before love and shelter. Millions survive without love or home, almost none in silence; the opposite of silence leads quickly to narrative, and the sound of story is the dominant sound of our lives, from the small accounts of our day's events to the vast incommunicable constructs of psychopaths.
--Reynolds Price
Tell me a story. You can recite it, draw it, film it, or sing it, and if you publish a good one, I'll try to read it, or at least buy it to sit on the shelf until I can get to it. I tend to like true stories best, because truth is indeed stranger than fiction.
Sobre a minha bibliotecaCould never buy another book and still die before I read the ones I have, even if I live to 100! I also have a tendency to give away my favorite books to others to read, who unfortunately have a tendency not to return them. All I ask is that you read it and pass it along to someone else.
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Behind Me — dips Eternity –
Before Me — Immortality –
Myself — the Term between –
Death but the Drift of Eastern Gray,
Dissolving into Dawn away,
Before the West begin –
‘Tis Kingdoms — afterward — they say –
In perfect — pauseless Monarchy –
Whose Prince — is Son of None –
Himself — His Dateless Dynasty –
Himself — Himself diversify –
In Duplicate divine –
‘Tis Miracle before Me — then –
‘Tis Miracle behind — between –
A Crescent in the Sea –
With Midnight to the North of Her –
And Midnight to the South of Her –
And Maelstrom — in the Sky –
By: Emily Dickinson
escrito por theoldman, às 7:57 am (EST) , Mar 22, 2009
Your library remains one of my favorites and I look forward filling my library with the works of many more authors based on my friend's suggestions. My humblest thanks to you.
escrito por greytone, às 12:12 am (EST) , Oct 5, 2007
Good question. Jim the Boy for growth, perhaps. Gap Creek for marriage? something from Wendell Berry for aging?
escrito por southernbooklady, às 10:07 am (EST) , Sep 17, 2007
escrito por southernbooklady, às 12:53 pm (EST) , Sep 16, 2007
Thank you so much for your kind comments about my blog. I am delighted that you read it. Please don't hesitate to comment on it if you are so inclined.
I used to love going to the salon with my mother when I was a little girl because I found it absolutely fascinating to watch every part of the hairstyling process. In fact, I still love to watch other women get their hair cut and styled when I am there getting my own hair done.
Anne
escrito por amancine, às 11:36 am (EST) , Sep 16, 2007
Anne
escrito por amancine, às 1:44 pm (EST) , Sep 15, 2007
escrito por MarianV, às 8:06 pm (EST) , May 31, 2007
"Garp" is beautiful. I was initally going to read "A Prayer for Owen Meany," but a friend in my book club said that "Garp" was Irving's masterpiece, and that had read it five times and loved it every time! How could I ignore a recommendation like that? :)
What is the authorized bio of Alice Waters?? And I love that you're reading the Complete New Yorker! I heard them advertising it on my local NPR station, but couldn't imagine spending so much time reading on my computer. Maybe I should reconsider...after all, it's a complete series of New Yorkers!
escrito por calvarez, às 3:07 pm (EST) , May 25, 2007
escrito por Bakari, às 8:44 pm (EST) , May 16, 2007
escrito por johnpdeever, às 8:38 pm (EST) , Mar 7, 2007
Your "about me" line reads "tell me a story." So, here's my book (Amazon) about living in Ukraine and learning who I really am. True story, I swear:
http://www.amazon.com/Singing-Heavy-Side...
I'll keep looking at your very interesting list of books here. Wow.
Regards,
--John
escrito por johnpdeever, às 10:13 pm (EST) , Mar 5, 2007
escrito por BellesLettres, às 3:00 pm (EST) , Dec 3, 2006