"I cannot think of a greater blessing than to die in one's own bed, without warning or discomfort, on the last page of a new book that we most wanted to read." Lord John Russell
Are you addicted to books? If you are, at least it's a harmless addiction. And thanks to libraries, thrift stores and used book stores, it can be inexpensive, too.
Tell Tale Signs of Book Addiction:
- Is your nightstand overflowing with books (purchased, borrowed or given to you)?
- When you walk into a store, are you immediately drawn to the book section?
- Are your bookshelves filled to capacity? Do you have a stash in the closet that won't fit on the shelves?
- When you visit someone's house, do you start paging through what they're reading?
- Does your librarian know you by name (and reserve books for you she knows you'll like)?
- Do you have a book in your purse, the glove compartment and the bathroom, so you'll never be trapped anywhere without access to a fix?
- When you read, does time stop?
Are you addicted to books? If so, can you describe any other signs?
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3 comments:
What if your Kindle is overflowing?
I used to be. But it's often difficult for a writer, once we've been published, to find the time. A lot of our reading becomes research-related for our own books.
I've known a few authors who were reluctant to read other authors while working on a project because they were afraid of being influenced on some level by the stuff they read.
But when are we NOT working on a project?
Time definitely stops. And at the same time... there is never enough time to read everything!
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