Willa paskin biography of martin luther

I am a book counter. I love to read but, also, I love to add what I’ve read to my list, to my collection, to my hoard, to run my fingers through the shiny pelts of the books I have known, now pinned and mounted on the wall.

Willa paskin biography of martin luther

It’s not high-minded, it’s avaricious. But it is motivating, and in January and February I was on a tear.

I added over a dozens of books to my cache, particularly memorable specimens include the fantastic and fantastically hot beginning of Paul Takes the Form of a Mortal Girl, the becalming trip of Lolly Willowes‘s ending, some snippets of Brother Of a More Famous Jack zippy screenplay dialogue, the acrid, burning satire of Black No More, and the dolphin emoji from Oval—the protagonist, upon receipt of a text message she doesn’t want to deal with, replies with an intentionally mystifying dolphin.

Perfect. All of this led up to Bleak House