National Poetry Competition 2013: The winning poem http://gu.com/p/3emh9
My Favorite Artist - Doug Hyde
“Getting so into a book that everything around you fades away.”
#Accurate
LOL. This is so going to be me. I still have a 3000 word assignment to complete...
Bibliochaise by Nobody&co
I was just thinking how perfect this would be for my humble little apartment when I read the designer’s quote:
“Twelve years ago we lived in a tiny flat, full of books but with nowhere to sit. Problems are always the best inspirations.That same year we drew the first Bibliochaise: a cube in which to sit, with slots all around to put books in. Geometry is magic. Each time you draw a cube or a square, something wonderful can happen.”
Perfect summary. Apparently the chair can hold 300 books and (even more win) comes in a range of different colors. You can visit its home right here.
“The Casual Vacancy is set in a small community, which involves writing characters who are adolescents all the way up to people in their sixties. I loved nineteenth century novels that centre on a town or village. This is my attempt to do a modern version. As a writer you have to write what you want to write; or rather what you need to write. I needed to write this book.”
“Why reach for the stars when you can reach for a book and have the stars, the sun and the moon.”
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Alice quote
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“Traveling with Books” - illustration by Momo Carretero

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Taken with Instagram at Heritage Hunt Dr
Reblogging because, quite frankly, I need this…
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