First sighting
—St. Mark's Bookshop, NYC
Submitted by Linksmeister General Thomas
Trivia: What are the books on either side?
SEND IN YOUR SIGHTINGS!
Labels: PD Sightings
posted by Ed Park @ 2:44 PM
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- PERSONAL DAYS IS HERE!
- Hands about to detach at the wrists...
- The history of the office novel
- Table-talk of Parkus Grammaticus for May 12, 2008
- Table-talk of Parkus Grammaticus for May 11, 2008
- I need to think about this one
- Table-talk of Parkus Grammaticus for May 9, 2008
- Newby!
- A spell-book
- Return of the repressed
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- We Pitched a Tent at Night
- William Poundstone
- The World's Least Popular Book Club (dedicated to the slow reading of Marguerite Young's MISS MACINTOSH, MY DARLING
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Tuesday, May 13, 2008
—St. Mark's Bookshop, NYC
Submitted by Linksmeister General Thomas
Trivia: What are the books on either side?
SEND IN YOUR SIGHTINGS!
3 Comments:
EXCITING!
And next to the Waughs, too!
Congratulations!
{Book on the right: Fathers and Sons, by Alexander Waugh. Book on the left . . . I don't know, but I'm going to be at St. Marks later tonight and will find out.}
It's Kate Christensen's The Great Man on the left and Alexander Waugh's Fathers and Sons on the right.
Hurrah!
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