Office readers unstoppable

Tom, Harry and Kirsten (from left to right) continue to keep it real. Maurice, besides winning best sordid typefont, looks like E.M. Forster's dark horse masterpiece. And it's set in a series of boys' schools! Nothing, I mean nothing, could be better. Harry's latest choice, The Hell Screen, is a whodunit full of signs, shadows and scandal in eleventh-century Japan. It's hard to put into words, but this book just feels good when you hold it. I think it's the cover and page weight. And, last but not least, The Sign for Drowning was written by a friend of Kirsten's. Pretty cool! Books that find their inspiration driven by the currents of the sea always have a place on our shelves.
Leah

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