He couldn't fall in love with the homeless girl who has been living in the space in his kitchen that she created after crawling through the window and selling his books at the used book store which is how he discovers she's there when he buys one of his own books on a foray into town?

Rude E
Helping put the *Shine* on HP




On Jun 26, 2010, at 9:31 AM, Gabriel Orgrease wrote:

> On 6/26/2010 8:26 AM, Rudy Christian wrote:
>> ][<  pointed out:
>> 
>> I would look it up to see if it is in my Shorter Oxford but there is 5' of books stacked above them.
>> 
>> Maybe why bookshelves are horizontal?
>>   
> I ran out of shelves.
> 
> Talking implausible architecture, a story I work on occasionally the premise is the guy has so many books in his house that he lives in the driveway in his historic Winnebago. Every once in while he goes into the house and retrieves a book to which he then sits in the Winnebago and w/ a Bic pen inks out all of the words that he does not like. I have not quite figured out the love interest angle... can't have a romance story w/out a love interest angle.
> 
> Another reason for horizontal book shelves: I left a copy of 'Neurology and Psychology', Plowman, with illustrations, in Mudslides hiding corner in the living room and Kathy informs me that he ripped and shredded the cover off of it. The section for Intracranial Haemorrhage is intact.
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