Nick Piombino is reading Bronk, coincidentally, over at "fait accompli." And Ceravolo! I keep trying to read "The Boundary of Blur" (Piombino) but I never seem to be in the right frame of mind to enter into this discursive world; I like his aphoristic style more than his "explaining something to me" style. I saw a Ceravolo book in a bookstore yesterday, but one I already have and not particularly rare (The Green Lake is Awake). Should I leave it there for someone to buy? Or buy it to give away to someone else in proselytizing fervor? Would my second-graders respond to Ceravolo?