PSA: I Stole A Book

[plumtreeblossom]

I must have been really tired at rehearsal last night, because just now I reached in my totebag and found a book that doesn't belong to me. Un Lun Dun by China Mieville, with a bookmark in the middle. I can see why I would have mistaken it because it's the same size, shape and color as the book of my own that I was reading at rehearsal. Still, that was indeed pretty "special" of me.

I don't have 100% of the cast and crew on my f'list, but if this book is yours or you know who owns it, it's safe and sound and I'll bring it Thursday to the show. Or if you're really jonesing for it I can meet you tonight in Davis to return the ill-gotten goods.

Comments

[scholargipsy.livejournal.com]

Um, actually that copy of Mieville's seminal work in the field of monovowel composition is mine, actually.

Apparently, you were tired than you thought. Meet me at Hachiko tomorrow night to return it?

[eclecticavatar.livejournal.com]

I left it at the church and freaked when I went to finish it at home, last night. I'm so glad you have it!!

[spwebdesign.livejournal.com]

I wish other Firsters were as responsive as you. I'm still waiting to get back my copy of Beauty which I left at a T@F gathering in January. Of course, that's partly Bri's fault, but if the person who took it from the event had said something a day or two earlier I could have collected it in person. If I ever misplace a book again, I hope it ends up in your hands!