Welcome to the 15-Minute Book Club, a regular look at all things book-related. Hosted by David Wares, ably assisted by the part-time assistant to the under-librarian, Producer Wilson, and sent out into the world by the Keeper of the Carrier Pigeons, El Gavster.
Sequestered in the dusty loft-space of the semi-abandoned great Winter Library, somewhere in the twilight wastes of the north, we spend our days filing old library cards, speaking in hushed tones and repairing and remaindering ancient texts, and we take an occasional 15-minute break to look at all things book-related.
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Welcome to the 15-Minute Book Club, a regular look at all things book-related. Hosted by David Wares, ably assisted by the part-time assistant to the under-librarian, Producer Wilson, and sent out into the world by the Keeper of the Carrier Pigeons, El Gavster.
Sequestered in the dusty loft-space of the semi-abandoned great Winter Library, somewhere in the twilight wastes of the north, we spend our days filing old library cards, speaking in hushed tones and repairing and remaindering ancient texts, and we take an occasional 15-minute break to look at all things book-related.
There is a legend that after his crucifixion and resurrection, but before he ascended to Heaven, Jesus descended into Hell to speak to Judas, and he forgave him his treachery.
The 15-minute book club
Welcome to the 15-Minute Book Club, a regular look at all things book-related. Hosted by David Wares, ably assisted by the part-time assistant to the under-librarian, Producer Wilson, and sent out into the world by the Keeper of the Carrier Pigeons, El Gavster.
Sequestered in the dusty loft-space of the semi-abandoned great Winter Library, somewhere in the twilight wastes of the north, we spend our days filing old library cards, speaking in hushed tones and repairing and remaindering ancient texts, and we take an occasional 15-minute break to look at all things book-related.
