Comments on: The Bests of 2008 (wait, is it over already?) http://www.earlyword.com/2008/11/04/the-bests-of-2008-wait-is-it-over-already/ The Publisher | Librarian Connection Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:24:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: lena tabori http://www.earlyword.com/2008/11/04/the-bests-of-2008-wait-is-it-over-already/#comment-1077 lena tabori Tue, 04 Nov 2008 18:19:48 +0000 http://www.earlyword.com/?p=4800#comment-1077 Nora: I love that you love Oxford Project. I have never published a book I am more interested in. I am fascinated by the way it developed, by the impact it had upon the town and by the town itself. I also love the way the book itself grew and evolved into something that just has no bottom. You dig in and the more you go in, the more you find out and the more there is -- just like a great relationship. Finally (and there really is no finally with this book), I love that when you get inside people (anyone, really) there are surprises, great big amazing surprises and how redeeming it is to get them out in the open. You and I haven't seen each for years but I am so happen to hear your voice again. Why don't you go write a review for the NYTBR! Lena Nora: I love that you love Oxford Project. I have never published a book I am more interested in. I am fascinated by the way it developed, by the impact it had upon the town and by the town itself. I also love the way the book itself grew and evolved into something that just has no bottom. You dig in and the more you go in, the more you find out and the more there is — just like a great relationship. Finally (and there really is no finally with this book), I love that when you get inside people (anyone, really) there are surprises, great big amazing surprises and how redeeming it is to get them out in the open.

You and I haven’t seen each for years but I am so happen to hear your voice again. Why don’t you go write a review for the NYTBR! Lena

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