His eyes no doubt went positively Dewey at the very thoughtWe have a senior figure from the library world staying over at the moment. I mentioned it was a suggestion that we
put our books in colour order. To say he was offended was an under statement.
The well-thumbed copy of Fierce Dancing does rather place you in time and space, you filthy fortysomething hippieView attachment 122193 My shelves at work. A rather random assortment...
Love the shelf itselfView attachment 122220
Our observer book shelf.
I've made all my shelves mate from reclaimed timber.Love the shelf itself
Hold onto Copse, that's likely to be worth a fortune...as I recently discovered after looking into replacing the two copies I gave awayView attachment 122224 View attachment 122223
That’s nothing. At home it’d be shelved alongside these.
Hold onto Copse, that's likely to be worth a fortune...as I recently discovered after looking into replacing the two copies I gave away
I think I've seen that biography of yeats somewhere beforeHere are my shelves: originally colour coded but I need to tidy up soonView attachment 168681
And fuck the haters because the other side of the room looks like this
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Ive definitely used it well, both for pleasure and desperation for references for essays!I think I've seen that biography of yeats somewhere before
Ive definitely used it well, both for pleasure and desperation for references for essays!
Here are my shelves: originally colour coded but I need to tidy up soon
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And fuck the haters because the other side of the room looks like this
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For me, because I like books, I usually relate the cover to the book. So I'll know my Madame Bovary is in black just because I've held it so many timesThe coding looks great. Mrs Tag wants to do that, but how do you find anything
Besides, all our shelves are wood coloured, it wouldn't look so great