Re: [BKARTS] list of books with books as subject

["Rachel J. K. Grace" <Rachel@xxxxxxxx>]

> TDate:    Mon, 24 Apr 2006 09:10:52 -0500
> From:    John & Carolyn Deason <jcdeason@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: list of books with books as subject
>
> Here is a list I compiled from the responses from members of the books =
> arts listserv. These are mostly fiction books whose plots are somehow =
> based on the making or finding  of books.  I imagine that there are =
> various degrees of book involvement in each one.  You could check on =
> Amazon.com to get thumbnail sketches about each one.=20
> I will use quotation marks... I don't think that I can get underline or =
> itallics to work on email
I posted a list (with links) in alphabetical order today on my blog. I 
also added a few, though not necessarily the ones most recently 
suggested on this list.  I also removed the non-fiction suggestions 
(that's for another post). You can see the list and make additional 
suggestions in the comments section, if you like, here: 
http://fadetheory.com/?p=586

Best,
R.

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