Apocalypse Wednesday

[rivkat]

PSA for Washingtonians: The Library of Congress Professionals Association is having a book sale in the Jefferson Building. Today paperbacks are $.50 and hardcovers $1; tomorrow it's a bag for a buck. The selection is heavy on popular fiction; I left behind a lot of Pratchett I already own, but picked up some Jennifer Crusie and a water-swollen

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[coffeeandink]

I loved The Girl Who Owned A City with a mad passion as a kid, and even have the original edition, but I've been afraid to reread it.

[rivkat]

It might be better to leave the memories as they were. If I find an original edition, I'll buy it, because I can't believe the changes were for the better.

[buymeaclue]

The Bailey story link doesn't work. And I really want to read it. Sob!

[rivkat]

So they literally must have taken it down this morning. If you Google author & title you can still read the cached version, for now.

[anonymous]

My copy's from 1977...and yes, the sexual tension is very vague, but it's there.

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