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7501I'm reading the most recent estate Robert Parker novel, Robert B. Parker'JohnM-10/7/2014
7500A bitter battle over whether the word "How" should be trademarked! WhStan110/6/2014
7499Indeed, a scent can be a powerful memory trigger, because of where the sense of Ron210/3/2014
7498Aromas can be evocative. Lapsang Souchong tea always reminds me of my dear old gTom Clarke-10/3/2014
7497I used to go to a small local library when I was in grade school. It was old thDMaA-10/3/2014
7496thought this was cute Book smell is back – 25 paper-scented perfumes and candleTom Clarke-10/3/2014
7495I liked that so much I put it in the header, with due credit to Tom Clarke.ManyMoose-10/2/2014
7494Where Does The Smell of Old Books Come From? September 26, 2014 | by Lisa WinterTom Clarke110/2/2014
7493There's some truth to that, but books will be around and still function as iManyMoose-10/1/2014
7492I wonder if his ability to write so well was a condition of his desire for orderNeeka-10/1/2014
7491I did not know (or had forgotten) that Elmore Leonard switched from writing westGlenn Petersen-10/1/2014
7490I assume you are talking about ebooks only for Amazon processing. Bergen County JohnM-10/1/2014
7489I have been really surprised that the Library loans have been done though AmazonLindyBill-10/1/2014
7488You can probably do it with a Nook. You can definitely do it via iBooks.JohnM-10/1/2014
7487I am surprised at how sparse my Hawaii Library is on Ebooks. Ditto here in BergJohnM-10/1/2014
7486Interesting thesis but the argument is built out of supposition. Not bad supposiJohnM-10/1/2014
7485Our brains were not designed for reading, but have adapted and created new circuDMaA-10/1/2014
7484I don't know if you can do it with a Nook. What you CAN do is download a KiLindyBill-10/1/2014
7483Crumley and Richard Hugo were both big drinkers, and I think it killed them. RiManyMoose-10/1/2014
7482When you find a book on Amazon you want to purchase on a Kindle, just below yourfreelyhovering-10/1/2014
7481I find that I am doing all of my reading on my PC. The Kindle gets used when I aLindyBill-10/1/2014
7480Craig is the "Longmire" author. A very popular TV series. LindyBill-10/1/2014
7479wow, what a treasure! Crumley is unsurpassed in the hardboiled genre, he was theTom Clarke-10/1/2014
7478I was given a Nook as a gift about 3 years ago, it's still in the cellophaneTom Clarke-10/1/2014
7477I have a signed paperback by James Crumley, "The Last Good Kiss." HManyMoose-10/1/2014
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