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In totally random news, one of the Roman-era books that was recommended to me after I watched Rome arrived in the mail the other day from PaperbackSwap.com. (Hadrian's Wall by William Dietrich.)
I picked it up the other day to read at lunch, and what should fall out but an airplane boarding pass stub from a flight from Denver, CO to Casper, WY. I used to live in Denver, and when I did, I spent a summer as an intern at a museum in Casper, WY.
Obviously, I was meant to have this book. Too bad the story proper starts with six pages of italics for no adequately explained reason. (I think it's meant to be a letter or written chronicle, but SIX PAGES OF ITALICS is damn hard to read.)
I picked it up the other day to read at lunch, and what should fall out but an airplane boarding pass stub from a flight from Denver, CO to Casper, WY. I used to live in Denver, and when I did, I spent a summer as an intern at a museum in Casper, WY.
Obviously, I was meant to have this book. Too bad the story proper starts with six pages of italics for no adequately explained reason. (I think it's meant to be a letter or written chronicle, but SIX PAGES OF ITALICS is damn hard to read.)