Aug. 19th, 2017 04:00 pm
Bookish Thiings
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Well, the library I go to in the CBD is undergoing renovations - recently the first floor was closed for a while, so no non-fiction stuffs for me. Magazines were banished to the second floor. Now, the ground floor is closed, so no fiction books for a while. Arrgh. The first floor is now open again, but everything is back to front, which left me thinking I needed a map for my own library. At least I've got a stash of books right now.
Have you ever gone along a street filled with business / industrial looking buildings, and suddenly seen an old house, the last grumpy survivor from when the street saw kinder times? Well, the Hard-To-Find second hand bookshop in a nearby suburb was like that, an old Victorian filled with books. Now it's in trouble - there's been no maintenance provided for the last 20 years and suddenly the rent is going up. It's in trouble and needs help. I'll put in a few pennies - after all, there's a room filled with science-fiction and fantasy. That has to be worth saving.
https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/hardtofindbookshop
Have you ever gone along a street filled with business / industrial looking buildings, and suddenly seen an old house, the last grumpy survivor from when the street saw kinder times? Well, the Hard-To-Find second hand bookshop in a nearby suburb was like that, an old Victorian filled with books. Now it's in trouble - there's been no maintenance provided for the last 20 years and suddenly the rent is going up. It's in trouble and needs help. I'll put in a few pennies - after all, there's a room filled with science-fiction and fantasy. That has to be worth saving.
https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/hardtofindbookshop
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There's a nice little library here but it doesn't have a lot of genre fiction; I now have to rely on Kindle and Amazon for my SF and fantasy.
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It's a pity you have to rely on Kindle / Amazon, but it's good to have a Plan B.