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It is probably fair to suggest that the spines hidden don't belong to SICP or Hume's or Macaulay's histories, but to whatever the designer got from The Strand's
by cafard 9y ago
It is probably fair to suggest that the spines hidden don't belong to SICP or Hume's or Macaulay's histories, but to whatever the designer got from The Strand's books by the yards shelf. Why tip off the guests or the readers of the magazines that the books are Readers Digest condensed, or maybe in some language it is implausible for them to believe you know?
If I read these magazines, I might be grateful that I wasn't tempted to squint and try to read the spines.
- bryanrasmussen 9y agoI consulted last year at a company that bought books in bulk as part of their cool decor http://bulkbookstore.com/ http://bulkbookstore.com/ some books were interesting, but most of it was crap and, being the kind of guy I am, I was always irritated walking to my workstation down the long aisles of books with titles repeating every second case.