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UNCONVENTIONAL AUs library AU + Blackout + Kim/Anyone (but not a poly, maybe—?👀)
"Why is it that whenever we go off on our own, we end up bleeding?"

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I'm passing through Dublin tomorrow and visiting March's Library, which is where Bram Stoker did lots of research for Dracula! If you're interested in seeing what he checked out (yes, it includes a map of Transylvania): https:// web.marshlibrary. ie/digi/exhibits/show/haunting
(forgive the spaces but fairly sure that otherwise Tumblr will eat my ask)
Oh very cool! I'm out of the business now but I'll pass it on! (And yeah, good call with the spaces)
Have fun at the Library!
https://web.marshlibrary.ie/digi/exhibits/show/haunting
... endless amount of knowledge ...
Marsh's Library, located in Dublin, Ireland, dates to the 18th century (was established in 1707), was started by Archbishop Narcissus Marsh, preserves over 25,000 rare books and manuscripts, dating from the 16th to 18th centuries.
Little has changed over three centuries at this late Renaissance place. The library is one of Dublin's few 18th century buildings serving its intended function, most of its books are still in their same places.
One of those original features is three scholar alcoves with wire doors. These cages would be locked when a reader was using a rare book ...