I had an epiphany reading the bookends of a book

The author of “The New York Times Book Review” is not a “bookend” in the sense that it follows the actual book, but rather that the author has created a new story.

The novel ends with the same events and characters repeated.

And, if that doesn’t sound like a novel, you’re not alone.

I have written hundreds of bookends and I don’t think I can count how many I have read, which is more than I can even remember.

I read them at random.

But as the author of a blog post on the subject, I think it’s a fair point to make.

The author was in a situation with a novel in the works.

He was working on a book, the book was in the process of being edited, and the author had not yet finished it.

It’s an interesting fact that a book can be read by multiple people at once.

It can be edited, or it can be published and read by anyone.

The problem is, most books that get published don’t make sense at all.

I could be reading this book right now and I can’t remember what happened in the last page.

A novel is supposed to be read in a certain order, so the reader’s job is to find out where the story is going, and how it’s going to end.

It seems to me that bookends are an important tool to help readers figure out what happened to a book in a way that’s not necessarily obvious.

For example, let’s say that I’m in a hotel room.

I don, of course, have to know where the room is, because I have the bookmarked bookends, but I can tell from the first page of the book that the room was somewhere out of the way.

So I’m reading the hotel bookends in the hotel room, and I get an idea for where I’m going.

I see that the protagonist is trying to escape, but he doesn’t know how.

The hotel room is an interesting place to be.

I can imagine it being quite different from the hotel in which I’m staying.

It could be a place where the protagonist has a secret, and he doesn, of the books I’ve read, have any idea of what he’s going up against.

The next page is another interesting place for me to go.

It has all the same characters, but now I’m trying to figure out where they are.

There’s a wall in the room, there’s a door that leads to a different room, a door with a broken window.

This is a really interesting place.

It might be a really good place to start reading a novel.

But it can also be a very difficult place to get into.

This room might be really good for a book about a guy with a secret.

And it might be the place where his secrets are kept.

But if I want to get to the other part of the novel, the first bookends have me stuck.

I’ve got to find the way that the other characters are going to get out of there, and they’ve got their secrets to keep. If I don