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Tag Archives: library
Travelogue, Book Nerd Style
With Thoughts on Heidelberg, Amsterdam, the Rijksmuseum, and Anne Frank I imagine it takes a lot of patience for normal people to travel with a book nerd. First, there’s the book nerd’s tendency to read too much and too long, perhaps … Continue reading
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Tagged amsterdam, anne frank, author, book nerd, carnegie, heidelberg, jane austen, library, rijksmuseum, spinoza, travel, writing
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An Ode to Libraries, Part One
Dear readers, Here’s a shocker for you: new authors published by small, indie presses don’t go on big publicity tours. We don’t have fancy ad campaigns. And we certainly don’t make gobs of money. Which is not to say we … Continue reading
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Tagged andrew carnegie, author, books, carnegie library, carnegie mellon university, libraries, library, pittsburgh, writing
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