From Alberto Manguel's The Library At Night:
"Books lend a room a particular identity...In turn, the space in which we keep our books changes our relationship to them. We don't read books in the same way sitting inside a circle or inside a square, in a room with a low ceiling or in one with high rafters. And the mental atmosphere we create in the act of reading, the imaginary space we construct when we lose ourselves in the pages of a book, is confirmed or refused by the physical space of the library...."
Monday, May 11, 2009
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