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Thank you for picking up this book. I'd love to see an entry letting me know it is safe with you. Do with it as you please... read it (or not!), give it to a friend, keep it, leave it in the wild - it's up to you! Enjoy! If you like you can mention me, lesefee3, as the one who referred you.

I hope this book will find a reader who appreciates it - it has never been read (as I have it twice). I thought the title was suitable for a release at that particular place. I put it in the visitor centre in the morning, but as it was still there in the afternoon, it moved to the café (where the magazines are).
It is part of a release-challenge trying to cover all the UNESCO world heritage sites.

I found it on the table in New Lanark and took it with me to Wales and then the United States. It was read on the plane to Seattle at Christmas and is currently with me in Virginia. I had not read the book, but knew of it. I am happy to have had the chance and will be releasing it soon. One line haunts me: " Youth almost unimpaired till sixty and then, crack! the end." Hope not. I'm out of Soma. I plan to be young far past that.