The Library at Night
Alberto Manguel reflects on libraries as places of memory, imagination, and knowledge across cultures and time.
About This Book
The Library at Night reflects on the meaning and experience of libraries across cultures and eras.
It considers how libraries shape personal and collective memory.
The work discusses the relationship between books, readers, and the spaces that house them.
Alberto Manguel draws on history, literature, and personal reflection.
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