There are few things finer looking on the bookshelves right now, than Adam Levi’s epic debut, The Instructions (Canongate Books). The 1030 page tome certainly stands out on the shelf, and even more so when it is clustered in a display, as it is at the EdBookFest bookshop right now. Of course such grandeur and opulence in a book is to be expected, when the book has originated from the McSweeney’s stables.
About RobRob, a self-confessed bibliophile, is without any hope of rehabilitation. He gets unnaturally excited over anything book-shaped, and if book sniffing were a crime then he would have been locked up years ago (which wouldn't bother him in the slightest provided his cell was lined with books)
Levin needed a stepladder so he could climb high enough to sign them!
says:
I can imagine the book being a good idea at the time, but the signing process must be annoying.
says:
that is one chunky book ,I love cover as well ,rob ,all the best stu
says:
It’s a beautiful book Stu, and even more so in the flesh.