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rfmcdonaldIf you're a bibliophile like me, I'd be willing to bet that not only do you have a reasonably large collection of books, but that there are at least some books that you simply haven't gotten around to. It's not that they aren't good books--I, at least, pick up only those books that look interesting to me, or that I've heard other people praise--but it's just that there are so many books, with you and without you, and things get missed. Indefinitely.
Me, I really want to get to David Leavitt's Collected Stories and Elizabeth Kostova's The Historian: Leavitt's stories are always well-constructed, and there's nothing quite like a good academic vampire hunt.
And you?
Me, I really want to get to David Leavitt's Collected Stories and Elizabeth Kostova's The Historian: Leavitt's stories are always well-constructed, and there's nothing quite like a good academic vampire hunt.
And you?
