ooo, baby!

[tamarinne]

The internet is for library porn... 

(yes, this is completely work safe.  "What I'm talking about here is the full-frontal objectification of the library itself.  Oh yeah.")

Comments

[reedrover]

Well, it would be work safe if the URL wasn't written quite that way...

[reedrover]

P.S. I have an Amazon wish list now. That book is on it!

[tamarinne.livejournal.com]

Oh, good point. Whoops! :)

[tamnonlinear.livejournal.com]

Dear god, I just made one of those strangled little squeeks and a moan. Oh my. I may need a rest.

Lovely, beautiful, oh gawds. *fans self*

[alexx-kay.livejournal.com]

drool......

(Forwarding this link to my wife, also. She's a long-time proponent of the erotic qualities of libraries :-)

[learnedax.livejournal.com]

Oooh. The multi-tiered thing has always really worked for me. I've been to Trinity's, and it is fabulous, but some of those others are so... decadent.

That's odd...

[alexx-kay.livejournal.com]

I just went poking for this on Amazon.com, and eventually found it. But it's listed as _Candida Hofer Libraries_, by Umberto Eco. How'd Eco get in there? Though I'm sure he wouldn't mind being associated with a book about libraries :-)

Re: That's odd...

[tamarinne.livejournal.com]

From what I understand, he wrote an introduction to the book talking about libraries. So in that sense, I guess he's sort of the "author", since he wrote all the words in the book...