Reading chair at the library

[psneeze@mastodon.ie]

@CiaraNi Want!

[timmymac@social.vivaldi.net]

@CiaraNi I need to know which library. I have a heist to plan.

[nickiquote@mstdn.social]

@CiaraNi Like a Throne of Swords but it’s the Throne of Words.

[ciarani@mastodon.green]

I like the fact that the librarians don't just stock the chair with pretty and pristine books. This chair signals *readers* are welcome here. Readers who read and reread and dog-ear and coffee-ring and spine-break books.

[ciarani@mastodon.green]

@psneeze It's the business, isn't it.

[psneeze@mastodon.ie]

@CiaraNi

[ciarani@mastodon.green]

@TimmyMac The librarians have wisely placed it in the foyer, in full view from all angles. There'll be no sneaking it out.

[ciarani@mastodon.green]

@stigcq So negative

[ciarani@mastodon.green]

@Nickiquote Now that you say it, this is the royal library. Well, officially in English 'the State and University Library' in Aarhus, but the Danish name Det Kongelige Bibliotek translates literally as The Royal Library. So Throne of Words it is!

[summsi2@mstdn.social]

@CiaraNi

[quasit@kolektiva.social]

@CiaraNi
Nice, but where do you put your elbows?

[baoigheallain@mastodon.ie]

@CiaraNi I know it’s not the point of the photo but I love that lamp.

[ciarani@mastodon.green]

@baoigheallain Me too. And it seems carefully chosen. An integral part of reading in the book chair.