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A person with a morbid preoccupation with reading or acquiring books.
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In the original 2000 book, Vicki Leon (the Uppity Women series) introduces the long history of women writers and
bibliomaniacs
before Knight (Women of the Beat Generation) profiles specific ones.
Wild women and books; bibliophiles, bluestockings & prolific pens from Aphra Behn to Zora Neale Hurston and from Annie Rice to the Ya-Ya sisterhood. (reprint, 2000)
Some names are mind-boggling: BIBLIOMANIACS, REASON ALONE, IN YOUR MIND'S EYE, SKULLDUGGERY.
Bookstore names for fun and profit
Hence, the restorers of readings, the emendators, the
bibliomaniacs
of all degrees" (EL 57).
A common Emerson: Ralph Waldo in an ethnohistorical context
I love to read about
bibliomaniacs
as much as I enjoy being one.
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