The best of a book is not the thought which it contains, but the thought which it suggests; just as the charm of music dwells not in the tones but in the echoes of our hearts. - Oliver Wendell Holmes
21.Jan.2010 at 21 | jspeyton
On difficult questions, complicated answers, being conscious of what you read, and the wonder of stories:
I had plans to write about something completely different today. In fact, I was going to post about my very first Library Loot (!). I picked up a great pile of books and I couldn’t wait to share them with [...]
7.Jan.2010 at 7 | jspeyton
On new year’s resolutions, the TBR shelves, the book beast, old and new friends, and magazine madness:
A word: I’m terrible at New Year’s Resolutions. The only year I’ve ever stuck with my resolution is in 2001 when I vowed to follow Polonius’ advice, “To thine own self be true.” That was the year I graduated [...]
8.Nov.2009 at 8 | jspeyton
On all those great thoughts, Sunday spotlights, and the ‘middle’ in Middlesex:
Sunday is usually the most difficult day for me to blog, which is why I generally avoid it. I always feel as if I should write something deep and insightful about something – anything – I’ve read over the course of the week. I [...]
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