Feb 4, 2020
What kind of sick person slashes apart their novels and posts the deed on Twitter?
This should have been posted some time ago, but I only just found it. Great idea or cruel and unusual?
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What kind of sick person slashes apart their novels and posts the deed on Twitter?
This should have been posted some time ago, but I only just found it. Great idea or cruel and unusual?
So this guy's colleague is Gilbert Norrell
There's a girl in my class reading a paper back. She's folding the book, bending the front to the back. She's killing the book's binding! She's murdering it and I can do nothing but watch. . .
This is the perfect idea for someone who likes to pretend that they read. I feel like I'm watching a murder.
This IS watching murder...
Book-murder was a late addition to English magical law. The wilful destruction of a book of magic merited the same punishment as the murder of a Christian.
Chapter 30, Footnote 3
From "Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell" by Susanna Clarke