Loganberry Books, a Cleveland bookstore owned and staffed by women, is celebrating Women’s History Month with a visual message. The store has turned all books written by men in their fiction room spine in.
The flipped display will stay up for two weeks, and I for one wish I could see it for myself. [source]“We are in essence not just highlighting the disparity but bringing more focus to the women’s books now, because they’re the only ones legible on the shelf.” -Harriett Logan, owner
You know how people buy drinks for girls in bars? Why can’t people do that in book stores? Like if I’m looking at a novel in Barnes and Noble and some person walks up to me and strikes up a conversation and offers to buy the book for me there is a lot better chance of that working out in their favor
I’m going to reblog this until it’s a cultural norm.
Lets do it
plus less chance of drugs being slipped into your book
There’s no question the bookseller plays an important role in putting books and ideas and people together.
There’s no question the bookseller plays an important role in putting books and ideas and people together.
I’ve seen a handful of AUs where Harry is deaf and I love it but it also makes me laugh because I just imagine Tom Riddle monologuing in the Chamber of Secrets and finally turning to a confused Harry who just signs “I’m deaf” and Tom is just like ??????
Voldemort isn’t present Harry’s 3rd year because his spirit is too busy learning sign language because god forbid he can’t monologue to Harry Potter come 4th year when he finally has a body.
Wouldn’t that be hilarious?
Agreed on hilarious, esp. if Tom is off in Armenia and thus since he’s learning from an Imperius’d local, LEARNS THE WRONG SIGN LANGUAGE.
Thus, in the cemetery, Harry is still looking at Voldemort in angry bafflement because What.
Voldemort is furious after Potter escapes, because WHY DID NO ONE EVER TELL HIM THAT THERE ARE MULTIPLE SIGN LANGUAGES.
