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Monthly Archives: September 2014
Ann Leckie at Central Library
In case you’ve been hiding out in a corner of the galaxy with really bad wireless, Ann Leckie’s Ancillary Justice has had an incredible run in 2014. Winner of the Hugo, Nebula, and Clarke awards–the first SF novel in history … Continue reading
The Public Library, by Isaac Babel (1916)
At times, working in a glorious old building like this, one can feel haunted by it. There are time warps in the library, and a trip to the stacks can stir up the presence of ghosts. Isaac Babel’s 1916 story … Continue reading
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Tagged Cass Gilbert, Central Library, Isaac Babel, The Public Library
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