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April in Paris—1 was last week's book story. It ends with my exhausted body falling into bed on Thursday night April 11, 2019. This story will cover Friday, April 12 through my departure home on April 15, 2019... Read More
We made our semi-annual pickup at the Arlington Virginia Library on Tuesday. Well, the first pickup. Two vans. Four guys. Including me. I touched on a previous visit to this library sale pickup in an early book story... Read More
A week ago was the first kiss of spring. It was a surprise. I have watched this season especially closely. I wanted to pay attention to each day's progress. I wanted to be sure to savor its successions. I endeavored to record, in my mind,... Read More
Wednesday, March 20. It is the day of the Equinox. Everything is in balance. But there is a full moon looming—a super moon. Does it mean anything? Portents? Well, there are some daffodils open in the warehouse gardens. One day is winter. The next is... Read More
"I'm lost in the love of you..." It is probably poor form to begin a story with two quotes. The title is, of course, Dante. More on that later. The opening lines are from the song written by Livingston Taylor—a younger brother of James Taylor.... Read More
"Chuck, I'd like to talk to you about those Asimov's you have in your case." Those would be the three matching books, short octavos with colorful vintage dust jackets. The Foundation Trilogy. They were first editions. They were signed. They were inscribed. They were seven... Read More
