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Innocent Reader

by Debra Adelaide

Books and readingAuthorshipAuthors and publishersCreative writingStudy and teachingAnecdotesFictionHistory and criticism

With immediate wit and intimacy, Adelaide explores what shapes us as readers, how books inform, console and broaden our senses of self, and the constant conversation of authors and readers with the rest of their libraries. Drawing from her experiences in the publishing industry, the academic world, her own life and the literary and critical communities, she paints a vibrant portrait of a life lived in and by books, perfect for any student, bibliophile, editor, or simply: reader. -- Cover.

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