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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Generally, yes. Books are a definite sign of class as is a tasteful home. Clean and calm and smells fresh (like outside fresh not plug-ins stink). [/quote] Rows of mass market paperbacks by Stephen King, Dean Koontz, et al are not signs of class. If anything they signal a limited sphere of knowledge.[/quote] Stephen King is actually one of the best writers of his generation. Snobs don’t recognize his skill.[/quote] First post on this thread- just wanted to say I totally agree!!! Kind of like how Dickens or Jane Austen were kind of poo-pooed in their day as pop fiction, unserious writers. And now they are considered classics. I'd like to think that in 200 years, kids will read The Stand in freshman year English and talk about the good vs evil dystopian themes :) [/quote]
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