Given how rare book-burning incidents are and the putative connection with book banning, a high-interest subject in the culture wars, I’d imagine Westview is heaving with press and cameramen. Skip’s strategy of interviewing a nearby bookseller who has recently been promoting banned books isn’t that off-the-wall. A minor story, but a scoop.
You may well be right about Ro-Zan’s thinking. but isn’t “Terran” an equivalent term to “Lunarian”? and are you saying that the Lunarians aren’t human? Honeymoon’s existence suggests they are.
Weird selection. This looks more like a collection of the depressing and/or boring books they force you to read in school. The customer’s statement being a case in point. Many, umm, spicier books have been banned then and now, and then there are the books suppressed for political and religious reasons.
I always thought “the happiest day of one’s life” meant it was the foundation of all one’s future happiness, a bit like the acorn containing the mighty oak.
Often people who are picking up trash by the side of the road aren’t volunteers and may be rewarded in some way for filling their bags more quickly, so this action may have been kindly meant.
Given how rare book-burning incidents are and the putative connection with book banning, a high-interest subject in the culture wars, I’d imagine Westview is heaving with press and cameramen. Skip’s strategy of interviewing a nearby bookseller who has recently been promoting banned books isn’t that off-the-wall. A minor story, but a scoop.