Leatherbound Classics
Apr. 26th, 2011 11:15 amAll my life, there has always been that allure of the leather-bound classic novel. They even used to have ads on tv and it was the pinnacle of success to be able to have them. They were the ultimate in literature: Jane Eyre, Emma, A Tale of Two Cities, The Complete Works of Shakespeare, etc.
So, recently, I went to Barnes and Noble and found that tradition has continued with...
Jurassic Park?
Now, I love that book. I used to collect different editions so I'll definitely buy this one someday because it's so pretty, but...it feels weird and...it makes me feel a little old. How can Jurassic Park be a classic when I'm older than it? Is it just because Michael Crichton's dead?
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Jurassic-Park-The-Lost-World/Michael-Crichton/e/9780307291844
So, recently, I went to Barnes and Noble and found that tradition has continued with...
Jurassic Park?
Now, I love that book. I used to collect different editions so I'll definitely buy this one someday because it's so pretty, but...it feels weird and...it makes me feel a little old. How can Jurassic Park be a classic when I'm older than it? Is it just because Michael Crichton's dead?
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Jurassic-Park-The-Lost-World/Michael-Crichton/e/9780307291844