As We Read A Text In Our

I Quickly Learned That Reading Is Cumulative And Proceeds By Geometrical Progression: Each New Reading Builds Upon Whatever The Reader Has Read Before.

Every Library Is A Library Of Preferences, And Every Chosen Category Implies An Exclusion.

At Night, Here In The Library, The Ghosts Have Voices.

The Association Of Books With Their Readers Is Unlike Any Other Between Objects And Their Users.

Libraries, Whether My Own Or Shared With A Greater Reading Public, Have Always Seemed To Me Pleasantly Mad Places, And For As Long As I Can Remember I've Been Seduced By Their Labyrinthine Logic, Which Suggests That Reason (if Not Art) Rules Over A Cacophonous Arrangement Of Books.