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["Jeri C. Gloege" <gloege AT metalab.unc.edu>]

Hm...  current books...  heh, there are none...  the only thing by my bed
is the indention from me springboarding into it when Drue is asleep and my
work is done (both house and job work)...  reading...  maybe when Drue is
6!  :)


Jeri

On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, K. Jo Garner wrote:

> Current books incl.: 
> 
> _High Infidelity: Writers on Adultery_ (w/Russell Banks and Margaret
> Atwood stories)
> 
> _Kodak: How To Use Filters_
> 
> _Design Essentials_ by Luanne Cohen (great book w/nifty tips - I hope
> there will be a fourth ed. w/Photoshop 5.5 and Illustrator 9 techniques
> out soon)
> 
> _1998 Photographer's Market_
> 
> various and sundry copies of Bad Attitude, Newsweek, Diva and Photo
> (version francaise)
> 
> I just finished _The Televisionary Oracle_ and whilst I didn't care for
> some of the more psychovisionary parts of it I did find the story to be
> engaging, and it provokes me to wonderment.
> 
> These days I'm pretty happy to pull off reading the news online much less
> books. 
> 
> One other thing, though: how many folks who buy books on a regular basis
> buy them online? And if yes, why?
> 
> Cheers
> Kelly Jo
> 
> 
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