I vlogged. There was humidity. There were gin and tonics. I should have supervision in bookstores.
Never drinking anywhere else. #books #library #nomadhotel
The Great Gatsby Presented Entirely Through Margin Notes
Previously: Chapter 1
Chapter 2
ash imagery
eyes billboard
to NYC w/ Tom
walk into a brick building
Wilson’s eyes —>
Tom’s mistress
vitality, despite dull looks
even Wilson is covered in ash
in a cab
tries to assert his superiority
Myrtle + George Wilson
Their apartment
Myrtle’s mother
company arrives
what he describes is little (eyebrows) but telling
how Myrtle’s behavior changes
Fitz. is mocking artists
Chester McKee
Catherine saying that they should divorce.
Lucille + Chester McKee
why Myrtle married George
when she realizes it’s not going to work
like before: privy to lots of information
hears things, but never asks to hear them
such a cliche, but she doesn’t think so
The schedule of the rapid socialite
Tom hits her.
Because tapestries are more important than the problem
He leaves w/ Chester
Jim and I went through high school together - meaning my all-girls school and his all-boys school were buddies - and I’m kind of really looking forward to re-experiencing The Great Gatsby through his marginalia. Yay books!
I did this thing.
Please tell me how big my ears are. I can’t stop thinking about it.
I promise to be better next time.
*runs to hide*
I wrote this. Because sometimes I just can’t come up with lists and I just really need to read a lot of books all at the same time and really fast. And then I write things like this.
“The fantasy of the secret collector who wants to gloat over his private collection is not common in reality.” The strange mystery of the stolen books of Lambeth Palace.
For more of this morning’s roundup, click here.
I read a wonderful book called The Man Who Loved Books Too Much last year. It was absolutely fascinating and made me want to quit life and read all the time.
I need to read this. #books
Not only will your shelves be less practical, they’ll also be less interesting.
Source: baltares.blogspot.com via drawdrawdraw on Pinterest
Last one. #books #cats
What should I write about for HelloGiggles this weekend, guys?
"People react to an incredible amount of non-verbal stimuli when taking a recommendation from someone, for instance, which weighs upon the ultimate decision being made. Motivation is very psychological. When someone recommends a book to you, you subconsciously analyse what you know about that person and their tastes in relation to your own, you determine based on their tone and description of the book whether you think it would be a good fit for you, you interpret, without conscious though, body language which can influence how you feel about the recommendation. You also dip into your deep memory vault and remember the last time that person recommended a book to you and you hated it, so you are not going to take their recommendations seriously."
