Tag Archives: old books
Collecting Old Books
Free Week and it caught me by surprise! I often have inspirations on a list for these times, but I seem to have used them up without replenishing them. I have another list of ideas which I have in mind … Continue reading →
Posted in art, authors, book covers, Books, childhood, collections, history, libraries, reading, research, Tonette Joyce, Uncategorized
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Tagged "A Friend Is Someone Who Likes You", Alfred Lord Tennyson, book collections, Christ and His Church 1882, Complete Works of Francis Thompson, Eclectic School Readings OLD GREEK STORIES, Flight of the Tartar, Flight of the Tartar Tribe, Idylls of the King, Kreutzer Sonata, Leo Tolstoy, old books, Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott, Poetry collections, Religious books, Tennyson, The Blue Fairy Book, The Works of Tacitus, Thomas De Quincey
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Words and Worlds
We are talking about bookstores this week. I was pretty-well grown before I ever set foot in an actual bookstore, although as a kid I had a vague mental picture that bookstores were enchanted places, filled with old dust-covered volumes … Continue reading →
Posted in authors, Books, childhood, Tonette Joyce, Uncategorized, writing
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Tagged author royalties, authors, booksignings, Bookstores, buying books, buying books online, chain bookstores, Hemingway, independent bookstores, magazines, new books, old books, online bookstores, reissues of classic books, Shakespear, used bookstores, Wilde, writing for magazines
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