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READ [EBOOK] Stories of Books and Libraries [PDF EPUB KINDLE]

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Stories of Books
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Description
An enchanting book about books: a beautiful hardcover Pocket Classics
anthology of stories that testify to the irresistible power of the
written word The characters in the delightful stories collected here
range all the way from the ink-stained medieval monks in Umberto Eco’s
The Name of the Rose to the book-besotted denizens of Ali Smith’s Public
Library and Other Stories. In these pages readers are invited to enter
the interior lives of librarians in Lorrie Moore’s “Community Life” and
Elizabeth McCracken's "Juliet" and are ushered into a host of unusual
libraries, including the infinite rooms of Jorge Luis Borges’s “The
Library of Babel” and a secret library in Helen Oyeyemi’s “Books and
Roses.”Books exert their power in mysterious ways: an attempt by the
military leaders of an imaginary nation to censor all of literature goes
awry in Italo Calvino’s “A General in the Library” and Julio Cortázar’s
mesmerizing “The Continuity of Parks” dramatizes the merging of the
world inside and outside of a book. In Stories of Books and Libraries, a
dazzling array of writers including Evelyn Waugh, Colette, Walter
Benjamin, Isaac Babel, Teffi, and Ray Bradbury pay tribute to books and
the magical places that house them. Everyman's Library pursues the
highest production standards, printing on acid-free cream-colored paper,
with full-cloth cases with two-color foil stamping, decorative
endpapers, silk ribbon markers, European-style half-round spines, and a
full-color illustrated jacket.