Susan Wittig Albert Quote
But as it turned out, the two had a great deal in common, for both Bailey and Thackeray (named for the famous novelist William Makepeace Thackeray, author of Vanity Fair) were devoted bibliophiles who believed that a book a day kept the world at bay, as Thackeray was fond of saying. Bailey was the offspring of a generation of badgers who insisted that Reader was the most rewarding vocation to which a virtuous badger might be called and who gauged their week's anticipated pleasure by the height of their to-be-read pile. (Perhaps you know people like this. I do.)
Susan Wittig Albert
But as it turned out, the two had a great deal in common, for both Bailey and Thackeray (named for the famous novelist William Makepeace Thackeray, author of Vanity Fair) were devoted bibliophiles who believed that a book a day kept the world at bay, as Thackeray was fond of saying. Bailey was the offspring of a generation of badgers who insisted that Reader was the most rewarding vocation to which a virtuous badger might be called and who gauged their week's anticipated pleasure by the height of their to-be-read pile. (Perhaps you know people like this. I do.)
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