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The library doors have not closed again, the Librarian has been going through some really rough personal things starting from early February and then has been navigating the strangeness of social distancing while working the tourist industry. However they will have plenty of time now while they remain confined within the stone walls of the library.

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There were temples, their doors wide open, filling the streets with the sounds of gongs, cymbals and, in the case of some of the more conservative fundamentalist religions, the brief screams of the victims.

Mort, Terry Pratchett

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Moving has been a curse and a blessing. I’ve had beautiful opportunities to shoot some pictures, but I’ve also been too caught up in everything to post a lot. Here’s some shoots of my books gradually piling up in the new room. This is maybe about half, but I had to rearrange things so I won’t be able to continue with the gradual shots unfortunately. 

In other news, I’m horribly behind on my reading goals for this year, and I might just accept that at this point, and turn my sight to the new year. 

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If you intend to write as truthfully as you can, your days as a member of polite society are numbered, anyway.

On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft, Stephen King

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The exhilaration of the moment vanished and he sought it in vain, like seeking ecstasy’s memory an instant after jacking off and encountering only shame and guilt.

The Chocolate War, Robert Cormier

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I’m back in the swing of things for reading! I’m so excited to continue consuming new stories!

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How come I couldn’t meet a nice, naked, well-read girl until I was kidnapped and thrown into a cage?

Hold Me Closer, Necromancer, Lish McBride

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This is a little old but...I don’t think Barnes and Noble knows what manga is....