PostLit - words collected and (re)distributed

(Re)distribution via place to books in a place of art - Kalia Yang

It is lovely to see what bits of literature are important to people.

(Re)distribution via a places to get reading materials - Silverstein,  Tolstoy, and Kennedy Toole.

(Re)distribution via a places to get things done, like mail stuff and work off some stress and then get a book in the swap basket - Benchley and Hemingway.

(Re)distribution via places to get things to ingest, like fermented things and hot bevs and pie, oh pie...  Handler/Kalman, Carlos Williams, and Golding.

(Re)distribution via a place to get things to fix things and a place to get different things, including things to fix - Irving and Frost.

Day Three (re)distribution via places that speak to heritage - Smith, Backman, And Carter.

Day Two, as well (re)distribution via lovely deliverer of beverages at music venue - Atwood.

Day Two, too (re)distribution via neighborhood Little Free Libraries - Kingsolver, Dahl, Cavafy.

Day Two (re)distribution via the shops - Walcott, Elle, Dickens, Oliver.

Day One (re)distribution via usps, higher education and public library facilities - , Offutt, Zimmer Bradley, Luis Zafon, Phi, Charlip, Smith.

David Whyte, “Sweet Darkness”

Jane Austen, “Pride and Prejudice”

Margaret Atwood, “Cat’s Eye”

Steve Gordon, “Arthur”

Betty Smith, “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn”

Daniel Handler & Maira Kalman “Girls Standing on Lawns”