Here is the one I was looking for! I don't know how I missed you posting all these stories. (I think it is probably related to my computer problems over the past several months.) I love this picture of them so much.

I had the privilege of podcasting this story for the November newsletter and wanted to let you know that I enjoyed the experience immensely. Anuhealani very kindly sent me a little MP3 so I could hear the names pronouced, fortunately, or I would have butchered them even worse than I've done, but I adored the visuals in the story, of the book store, and the winding streets up to the cathedral.

You really had me going though, with the scent of old books.  I was on that trail for the first - oh, half a dozen times I read the story.  It wasn't until the 3rd editing go round that I realized who the author of the book in the story actually is!  My mind - set up by the scent of old books - was entrenched in the idea that the main character was the author of the book he kept rereading over and over again.  It was such a burst of pleasure to realize the pivotal point of the story, that I had to share the experience.  Otherwise, I'd be too embarrassed to have missed it that many times! 

I love the subtly of it.  Great story and a very great pleasure to podcast it.

tanis

I'm fond of this one--well, of all your stories, really, but I just listened to the podfic of this one...