In A Library, No Empty Shelf Remains

Readers, Censors Know, Are Defined By The Books They Read.

At Different Times And In Different Places I Have Come To Expect Certain Books To Look A Certain Way, And, As In All Fashions, These Changing Features Fix A Precise Quality Onto A Book's Definition. I Judge A Book By Its Cover; I Judge A Book By Its Shape.

In Every Literate Society, Learning To Read Is Something Of An Initiation, A Ritualized Passage Out Of A State Of Dependency And Rudimentary Communication.

Life Happened Because I Turned The Pages.

The World Encyclopedia, The Universal Library, Exists, And It Is The World Itself.