You can find the Eye Weekly article here. I'm a bit amused by the picture. I'm holding Freaky Friday.
Thursday, November 23, 2006
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It Looks Good On You.
What Is Seen Reading?
- 1. I see you reading.
- 2. I guesstimate where you are in the book.
- 3. I trip on over to the bookstore and make a note of the text.
- 4. I let my imagination rip.
- 5. Readers become celebrities.
- 6. People get giddy and buy more books.
Check 'em out
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5 comments:
Ha, I like the pic.
This article introduced me to you. What a cool idea you have.
Take care,
Zita
hehe now we'll all be looking for you! if I see you I'll proudly tilt my book your way and perhaps even point to the page number for you!
It's great what you're doing, I've added your blog to my favourites list. I always read on the TTC, and I also like to check out what other people are reading too. It's not even so much that I'm looking for new stuff to read (Lord knows I have plenty of books on my own shelf waiting their turn) but I'm curious about people and the diversity of interests out there.
I also like the idea of you sneaking peaks and hiding behind a notebook hidden within a dog-eared paperback ... ok that's just my imagination but why not??!
Heather, *please* tilt the book. I almost spilled my coffee on some poor Hamlet reader this morning! Of late, I haven't had the best of luck catching the page numbers. I might need to tag team people from hereonin. ;)
Holla Shannon. The Moleskine surely is dog-eared! Alas, I've taken to sauntering. That's my new and improved tactic. Doo-dee-doo, I know I was standing over here but perhaps I'll stand o-ver heeere now. Don't mind me. Literary hipster coming through...
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