In the Margins
Every note a curator has left beside a book. The shortest reviews on IBDB, and often the most useful.
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“The one everyone turned up for.”
“Chapter five. Every single time.”
“Good novel. Not the document it was received as.”
“Three attempts. No regrets and no plans.”
“Sixth form, and only after a conversation.”
“Not fantasy either. Belongs more than most of the list.”
“Short chapters and a plot that clicks shut. Ideal.”
“Two houses, and both of them are the problem.”
“Four hundred pages. Enough.”
“The one to graduate to.”
“Eleven weeks. Worth eleven weeks.”
“Optional, and the students who take it up never regret it.”
“Short chapters. That is the trick for me.”
“The receipts are the book.”
“The obvious one. Glokta earns his place.”
“The contemporary entry. Four accounts, one fortune, no arbiter.”
“Wrong about half the planting and right about everything else.”
“Half a novel. Counts.”
“Four months of it. Regret nothing.”
“Not Sanderson. Read it after and see which one you prefer.”
“The only honest account of what a lab actually costs to run.”
“The kind one. There is exactly one kind one.”
“I am on year two of this one and not embarrassed about it.”
“The joke version. Still a serious book.”