A "found" book from somewhere, which I am registering it for BookCrossing.


The picture on this bookplate is of a mural that was on the Redux Contemporary Art Center in 2010.

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Found it on Market Square on a tree, instantly recognized it as a book from bookcrossing and took it. I will read it, maybe it will last a few weeks because I'm German.
After that I will set it free in Germany!
So it will travel across the big ocean.
Thanks for the release!

Ich werde es weiterschicken!

Acquired in Remscheid from pitti64 and read recently. Reasonably enjoyable, not least because of its snapshot of a certain aspect of life in New York in the early 1970s - something that has not changed much in some ways, but has changed a lot in others.

I haven't seen the related film, which is possibly a good thing, because I never had high hopes for that anyway. This book certainly isn't a great classic, and some of the prose is a little flowery, but the overall story is worthwhile.

About to release at the January 2015 Bookcrossing Dublin monthly meetup.

About to release at the January 2015 Bookcrossing Dublin monthly meetup.