If you put a hold on it, he can't renew it, right? So, he'll have to return
it or face HUGE late fees. If your library doesn't charge late fees, drop
him a note saying they do now, it's a new policy, to try and encourage him
to return it. :-)
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Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 6:52 PM
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Subject: [h-cost] DBBC [re: Moda a Firenze]
Regina said:
I like David Brown Book Company because their marketing director
knows me by
name from all the times I have written him to point out he is an
Agent of
Satan (His duties being largely ceremonial) and a pusher. I've also had
wonderful dealings and gotten great books at prices that I could
never have
afforded otherwise.
Suzanne responds:
LOL. If they can get the book in time to bring some copies to
Kalamazoo, I'll happily join you in the name-calling, no matter the
price. (Yeah, I know it's not medieval but what the heck -- last
year a couple of the booksellers were pushing the Tudor Tailor book.)
I love getting my weekly e-mails from David Brown Book Company. I
even persuaded my library to buy the Luttrell Psalter!! I have been
waiting more or less patiently while it sits in In Process limbo...
and then yesterday when I went to put a hold on it so that I can be
the first one to drag it home, I discovered that a blankity-blank
history professor emeritus had beaten me to it. G. If it
weren't for library privacy laws, I would march over to his office
and demand to know why he's always after MY books... but I'm not
allowed to say that I know patron information like that. So I'll
have to be quiet and wait 'til the semester ends and he's forced to
return everything -- or until I just can't take it any more and
Recall the book! (Just call me Conan the Librarian.)
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