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Willard Gibbs: The Whole Is Simpler than Its Parts, originally published in 1942, is the inaugural title in Marginalian Editions. Below is m

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years are made up of moments

“‘Ah!’ said the Count to Henri, awaking from his deep reverie, ‘how the scene is changed since last I saw it! I was a young man, then, and the Marchioness was alive and in her bloom; many other persons were here, too, who are now no more! There stood the orchestra; here we tripped in many a sprightly maze–the walls echoing to the dance! Now, they resound only one feeble voice–and even that will,…

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Nostalgic Charm

Feeling groovy about someone? Let them know with one of these vintage gift books now available at the Flying Weevil Productions Etsy Shop. The cheery illustrations are sure to brighten anyone’s day and the humor found within hearkens to a weirder, simpler time.

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Our Father Appreciation Book Sale

Our Father Appreciation Book Sale through Saturday, June 23rd!

We wouldn’t be here without our fathers and to show a little appreciation we are having a week-long sale in our Etsy shop. Sunday, June 17th through Saturday, June 23rd you’ll find everything in our Etsy shop at 10% off. Happy reading!

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The Joy of Reading

Whenever I see a good book that needs a home I can’t help but rescue it the way some people rescue stray dogs. My library is growing large and my kids will have a plethora of literary choices (once they learn to read… for now we have plenty o’ kiddie books!) Unfortunately, the number of books I’ve “saved” has outgrown our modest space. I can’t bear to think of fine literature going to waste…

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