Yeah real shame he turned out to be a total piece of shit, but can't touch his stuff now

You can still enjoy the art, and not support the artist by buying it used (or pirating it).

An artist turning out to be an utter piece of shit is, in my opinion, one of the better reasons for piracy.

Yeah I’m the same, this way he’s not getting the money? It’s all for charity. Donated books.

I saw a really great quote recently by gianmarco soresi (I'm paraphrasing here): widespread cancel culture had led to people denying that their favorite authors could possibly have done horrible things.

at least they are quarantined

It's been on my list for a bit, this was a good reminder I need to get my hands on it.

It’s one of the ones the names popped out at me, few copies too.

Pretty sure those would go to other organizations in our city. But great info.

This is a donation book fair, all donated books, all proceeds to charity.

My library was selling a bag of books for a dollar. As in, you bring a bag, fill it with your choice of books, and pay a dollar. Not sure if they still do that, but they were getting overwhelmed with donations.

That's a great idea, love that. Out of curiosity does your ward have a good selection then? I've been to the psych ward (patient) and there was a shelf with games/books, etc but maybe 20 books and eh 🤷‍♀️

I think it's a great idea for psych wards (and honestly other general wards too) to have a small, varied library and ideally, a quiet space to read.

You say cart - is yours a mobile library? That's a very cool idea too.

Unfortunately the must haves had been picked over already. Volounteers get an early day. No dinnamin, no wells, anything popular was gone basically.

I love space operas. The Expanse, Dune, and Foundations are awesome.

Oh definitely, helpers mentioned they did have some.

My buddy just texted me and his SO got the only Brandon Sanderson book.