Reading is a solitary pursuit, even a lone passage to a separate world. Yet to read in public, amid strangers, gives it another dimension. Sometimes the city speaks to the page, or the page seems to open up to people passing by. An outdoor reader shares the pulse of a timeless urban conversation between the world and the written word.
--Nina Bernstein, The New York Times
Saturday, September 01, 2007
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oh, I love that quote. Thanks for sharing.
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