Bookcases as personality indicators
If you are on Twitter, you must follow Bookcase Credibility @BCredibility for a hilarious, insightful review of people’s bookcases in light of the new reality of Zoom and at home conference calls.
I’m not sure who the owner of the account is, but they have 78.6K followers! They offer opinions on scanty shelves, sliding shelves, shelves full of toys but few books, stacked shelves, and even one poor woman who has no bookshelf, but you can see a photo of herself on the shelf behind her– “Freud would jump from his seat if shown this. Outwardly she needs no help but her unconscious dreams of a bookcase.”
They also make light of people who feature their own book(s) prominently on their shelf, as if to remind you their credibility.
The commentary is hilarious, whether or not you know the personalities.
And you, dear reader?
What might your bookcase say about you?
I bravely offer a shot of me with my bookcase for your appraisal.
Have you used Zoom? What’s in your background?
Linda K. Sienkiewicz is the author of the award-winning novel In the Context of Love, a story about one woman’s need to tell her truth without shame. Discovering who you want to be isn’t easy when you can’t leave the past behind.
2017 New Apple Book Awards Official Selection
2016 Sarton Women’s Fiction Finalist
2016 Eric Hoffer Book Award Finalist
2016 Readers’ Favorite Finalist
2016 USA Book News Best Book Finalist
“…at once a love story, a cautionary tale, and an inspirational journey.” ~ Bonnie Jo Campbell, author of National Book Award Finalist, American Salvage, and critically acclaimed Once Upon a River,and Mothers, Tell Your Daughters
“With tenderness, but without blinking, Linda K. Sienkiewicz turns her eye on the predator-prey savannah of the young and still somehow hopeful.” ~ Jacquelyn Mitchard, author of the #1 NY Times Bestseller, Deep End of the Ocean
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