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Friday, 9 November 2018
quote [ Home libraries are already magical places with numerous new worlds in which to escape. Add a hidden door and you’ve got something extra special. We’ve scoured the web and found fantastic home libraries with hidden doors to realms unknown! ]
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bobolink said @ 10:54am GMT on 9th Nov
[Score:1 Interesting]
I built a big house with a library (hidden compartments, coffered ceiling, raised panels on the window wall) in my thirties. I could never quite afford it but I built every feature I wanted and stayed there for eighteen years so I count it a success. I don't think I could muster the same level of enjoyment either in building it or in the satisfaction of it at this point in my life. I also had books then.
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steele said @ 9:38pm GMT on 11th Nov
[Score:1 Good]
btw, I absolutely do want to read Sapiens. It's on my list, I just don't have the time just now. Maybe for december?
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hellboy said @ 12:46am GMT on 12th Nov
[Score:1 Good]
No rush, I'm reading it now but very slowly, partly due to work and partly because I'm stopping to think a lot.
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snagUber said @ 9:13am GMT on 9th Nov
the last one will amaze you!
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hellboy said @ 12:47am GMT on 12th Nov
It's so meta!
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I went with SE Book Club instead of Literature because this seems more, um, book-clubby than content-driven, but while we're at it I nominate Sapiens by Yuval Harari, as I think it would make for some interesting discussion - anyone read it or reading it or up for reading it?