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Get to Know Kaylee

How long have you worked at Lemuria?

About 2 months now!

What do you do at Lemuria? 

I currently work the front desk, helping people find the books that they’re looking for and recommending books they didn’t know they needed!

Talk to us what you’re reading right now.

I’m reading Wanderers by Chuck Wendig at the recommendation of every single other Lemurian, and Murder on the Links by Agatha Christie. I’m also reading an ARC of Here For It by R. Eric Thomas (comes out Feb 2020!!!) and really enjoying it.

What’s currently on your bedside table (book purgatory)?

Freedom by Jonathan Franzen and It by Stephen King. I’ll finish them one day!

How many books do you usually read at a time?

2 or 3.

I know it’s difficult, but give us your current top five books.

I’m really bad at picking favorites but I’ll try my best.

  1. Watership Down by Richard Adams
  2. A Reunion of Ghosts by Judith Claire Mitchell
  3. The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury
  4. The Humans by Matt Haig
  5. Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng

Honorable mention goes to A Cosmology of Monsters by Shaun Hamill because I couldn’t leave it out.

Favorite authors?

In addition the the ones I already mentioned, Sylvia Plath, Emma Hooper, Warsan Shire, Stevie Smith, Agatha Christie, George Orwell,  and Shirley Jackson!

Any particular genre that you’re especially in love with?

I read a lot of literary fiction, but lately I’ve been really into horror and cozy mysteries lately.

What did you do before you worked at Lemuria?

I was a front of house shift leader at a bakery.

If you could share lasagna with any author, dead or alive, who would it be? What would you ask them?

I would share a nice veggie lasagna with Agatha Christie. I just wanna know how she comes up with those twists!

Why do you like working at Lemuria?

Obviously, I love talking to people about books. I also love shelving and keeping things organized. When I was a teenager, I would reorganize my bookshelf like once a week, so I think I was made for this job!

If Lemuria could have ANY pet (mythical or real), what do you think it should be?

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, we NEED a shop cat!!

If you had the ability to teleport, where would you go first?

I’ve always wanted to go to Amsterdam, it’s such a cool city!

Get to Know Susannah

How long have you worked at Lemuria?

Two months.

What do you do at Lemuria?

I work at the front desk, helping customers find the books they need, answering phone calls, and keeping track of inventory. My favorite part is setting out book displays.

Talk to us what you’re reading right now.

I’m reading John Grisham’s Theodore Boone middle grade series.

What’s currently on your bedside table (book purgatory)?

An Unquiet Mind: A Memoir of Moods and Madness by Kay Jamison.

How many books do you usually read at a time?

Just one, if I can help it.

I know it’s difficult, but give us your current top five books.

  • Agatha Christie – The Murder of Roger Ackroyd
  • Lee Child – The Midnight Line, a Jack Reacher novel
  • Chuck Palahniuk – Fight Club
  • J.K. Rowling – Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
  • Eoin Colfer – Artemis Fowl

Favorite authors?

Agatha Christie and Lee Child are my current favorites, but growing up Roald Dahl was my absolute favorite.

Any particular genre that you’re especially in love with?

I’m particularly fond of thrillers as of late.

What did you do before you worked at Lemuria?

I worked at Copiah-Lincoln Community College in Natchez as a library assistant.

If you could share lasagna with any author, dead or alive, who would it be? What would you ask them?

I’d love to meet Homer, possibly solve the historical mystery of who he really is.

Why do you like working at Lemuria?

I like books.

If Lemuria could have ANY pet (mythical or real), what do you think it should be?

I think a flying monkey would be useful to help us put away the books on the tall shelves.

If you had the ability to teleport, where would you go first?

Japan. My bucket list includes visiting some Shinto shrines.

Get to Know Jack

How long have you worked at Lemuria?

I’ve worked at Lemuria for 2 months now (I think)! It’s been a thrilling journey with all my new pals!

What do you do at Lemuria? 

At Lemuria, I’m the special main desk guy who accidentally gets called ma’am all of the time because of my long hair, and I’m in charge of the travel section! I think it would be fun to be more involved with the music books at the store, in order to sell more of those and to broaden my knowledge of music that way.

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Talk to us what you’re reading right now.

Right now I’m finishing up Viv Albertine’s memoir To Throw Away Unopened, which comes out in May. It’s fantastic. She has a really honest and compelling voice that I think stems from her becoming an author later in life, and I have really enjoyed that. I’ve also barely gotten into Tom Rubython’s recent biography about Barry White (White Music), but I’m excited to pick that back up when I’m finished with the Albertine book.

What’s currently on your bedside table (book purgatory)?

Unfortunately, I’m pretty bad at leaving books unfinished on my bedside table (which I think is probably a common trait amongst Lemurians), so right now my stack is pretty high. There’s Geronimo Rex by Barry Hannah, Absolutely on Music by Haruki Murakami, The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin, and a few more. I would love to press pause on the world for about a week and just finish all the books that are living in that purgatory, but I’m not sure that will happen.

How many books do you usually read at a time?

I try to finish a book before I start another one, but working at Lemuria has really made that difficult because of all the wonderful things people have suggested I read, both past and present. So sometimes I’ll be reading a few at a time because Katie or someone will tell me that I HAVE to read this or that, and I’m pretty easy to persuade in that way.

I know it’s difficult, but give us your current top five books.

This is a really difficult question, but in no particular order I would say these are my top 5 favorite books that I’ve read thus far in my short time here on earth:

  • The Sound and the Fury by William Faulkner
  • Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy
  • Seymour: An Introduction by J.D. Salinger
  • The Pastures of Heaven by John Steinbeck
  • The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath

Favorite authors?

Faulkner, Steinbeck, Hemingway and other classics are hard to beat for me, but I also really love the more contemporary novels I’ve been reading since I started working at Lemuria. And I really enjoy the contemporary female authors I’ve read lately as well (like Jesmyn Ward, Banana Yoshimoto, etc.)

Any particular genre that you’re especially in love with?

I’m a sucker for anything that’s emotionally powerful or artistically inspirational in some way, and a lot of books that have greatly impacted me have probably been the ones that weren’t intentionally made for those purposes. I appreciate honesty and authors that write because they have something to say, and books that carry a heavy message around that you remember and think back on for a long time afterward. And I really enjoy reading weird, avant-garde works of fiction, but the books that have ended up being my favorite are simpler novels that convey the human experience in a powerful way.

What did you do before you worked at Lemuria?

Before I worked at Lemuria, I was going to school at Loyola University New Orleans and playing a lot of music with a lot of wonderful people. I decided to transfer to Millsaps this fall and be closer to home because Jackson, Mississippi is a magnet that I just can’t stay away from for long or I get out of wack.

If you could share lasagna with any author, dead or alive, who would it be? What would you ask them?

I would love to gobble down some lasagna with John Kennedy Toole, so I could tell him how amazing I think Confederacy of Dunces is. His story is tragic and I want to give him a big hug and thank him for that book.

Why do you like working at Lemuria?

I like working at Lemuria because I love that sweet, sweet Lemuria book smell I get everyday when I walk in Oz. I love being around this great group of booksellers and listening to John’s favorite R&B hitmakers on a daily basis. The thing I love most about working here though is how much I learn both from the intelligent, beautiful people around me and from the books I’ve read.

If Lemuria could have ANY pet (mythical or real), what do you think it should be?

I think we should have a little mini Austen Jennings rabbit that bounces around and plays mischievous pranks on people around the store all day for my sole enjoyment.

If you had the ability to teleport, where would you go first?

I think if I could teleport anywhere in the world I would go to Big Sur and backpack with some of my good friends who are there right now doing just that. That sounds fun.

Get to Know Trianne

How long have you worked at Lemuria?
I have worked at Lemuria since June 2017, so 10 months!

What do you do at Lemuria?
I’m the person at the front desk who, according to my coworkers, always has fun with my customers! I’m always up for a good book chat, recommendation, or laughing at my own mistakes. I’m also in charge of the cooking, gardening, bar, and health sections. There are so many books in those areas of the store, but I love going through them and finding new favorites to recommend.

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Talk to us what you’re reading right now.
I just finished Social Creature by Tara Isabella Burton, a fantastic thriller which comes out in June. I’m also finally reading The Heart’s Invisible Furies by John Boyne, which I can hardly put down!

What’s currently on your bedside table (book purgatory)?
I picked up The Book of Disquiet by Fernando Pessoa a year and a half ago in Portugal, planning to read it after I graduated. Hasn’t happened yet.

How many books do you usually read at a time?
I have always been the type of person who reads one book at a time. Then I started working at Lemuria. So currently, I’m reading four.

I know it’s difficult, but give us your current top five books.
How about my top five books since working at Lemuria?

Favorite authors?
Mark Doty, Gail Carson Levine, Jeffery Eugenides, Shannon Hale, Kay Ryan.

Any particular genre that you’re especially in love with?
Poetry. And everything else.

What did you do before you worked at Lemuria?
I attended Belhaven University, studying Creative Writing and English.

If you could share lasagna with any author, dead or alive, who would it be? What would you ask them?
Jeffery Eugenides. It would be amazing to talk about life and literature and the writing process.

Why do you like working at Lemuria?
I love the way everyone here is so passionate not only about books, but about the business. Mississippi culture and independent bookstore culture mix so perfectly. There is a genuine desire to help every customer find not just a book, but the right book.

If we could have any living author visit the store and do a reading, who would you want to come?
Mark Doty. I love his poetry, it’s so concise and elegantly shimmery, and it would be fun to hear his own verbal interpretations.

If Lemuria could have ANY pet (mythical or real), what do you think it should be?
A little monkey to climb up the shelves and retrieve books.

If you had the ability to teleport, where would you go first?
I would go back to Belfast and visit everyone I met while studying abroad. Then I would go back to California and visit my family. Then I would go to Russia, because I’ve always wanted to go.

Get to Know Guy

How long have you worked at Lemuria?
3 months

What do you do at Lemuria?
I’ve just started to help manage our First Editions Club.

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What are you reading right now?
The Foundations of Early Modern Europe, 1460-1559
Ranger Games – very much looking forward to the reading on November 2

What’s currently on your bedside table (book purgatory)?
The Iliad and The Social History of Art

How many books do you usually read at a time?
A few, usually different genres

I know it’s difficult, but give us your current top five books.
1. Dhalgren by Samuel R. Delany
2. Hieronymus Cock: The Renaissance in Print
3. St. Paul: A Screenplay by Pier Palo Pasolini
4. The Temple of Dawn by Yukio Mishima
5. City of Bohane by Kevin Barry

Favorite authors?
In addition to Delany, Mishima, and Barry: Aldous Huxley, Jorge Luis Borges, John Berger, Frank Herbert, Roberto Bolaño, Alain Badiou, and too many others

Any particular genre that you’re especially in love with?
Science Fiction, always and forever, I hope

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What did you do before you worked at Lemuria?
I taught printmaking courses at Mississippi College

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If you could share lasagna with any author, dead or alive, who would it be?
(Vegetarian) lasagna with Badiou, drinks with Dante and Mishima.

What would you ask them?
How to live.

Why do you like working at Lemuria?
The spirit of the place. Everyone here deep-down cares about books and that’s a very cool thing.

If we could have any living author visit the store and do a reading, who would you want to come?
Patrick Rothfuss for book 3

If Lemuria could have ANY pet (mythical or real), what do you think it should be?
Very intelligent ferrets

If you had the ability to teleport, where would you go first?
In space only – Tikal
In space and time – Florentine Republic

Get to Know Hunter

How long have you worked at Lemuria?
I have been working here for almost a month.

What do you do at Lemuria
I mostly work the register now, but I really like helping people find new books to read.

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Talk to us what you’re reading right now.
I actually just started reading A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms by George R.R. Martin. I also have been reading a short story collection by Richard Matheson off-and-on for the last few months. I am also always reading comic books and graphic novels.

What’s currently on your bedside table (book purgatory)?
Foundation by Isaac Asimov. I’ve had it for about a year, and it’s a really heavy read. Also several of the old Star Wars books.

How many books do you usually read at a time?
I try to just stick to one at a time, but I usually end up at 2-3.

I know it’s difficult, but give us your current top five books.
Childhood’s End by Arthur C. Clarke
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
The Road by Cormac McCarthy
A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams

Favorite authors?
H.P. Lovecraft, Douglas Adams, Richard Matheson, Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Isaac Asimov, Arthur C. Clarke. A lot of authors actually.

Any particular genre that you’re especially in love with?
I love science fiction and horror. Also high fantasy, if it’s really good.

What did you do before you worked at Lemuria?
I’ve been focusing on school for a few years, but before that, I worked at a comic book store here in Jackson.

If you could share lasagna with any author, dead or alive, who would it be? What would you ask them?
One of the older authors who predicted things that came true, like Jules Verne or Aldous Huxley. I’d want to ask them how they knew what they knew.

Why do you like working at Lemuria?
It sounds like a cliché, but I love books. I like working around things that I love, and getting to share them with customers.

If we could have any living author visit the store and do a reading, who would you want to come?
Someone really famous and fun with a lot of buzz around them. Like Neil Gaiman, Stephen King, or George R.R. Martin.

If Lemuria could have ANY pet (mythical or real), what do you think it should be?
That monster book from Harry Potter. The one with the teeth and eyes that tries to bite everyone.monster-book-of-monsters

If you had the ability to teleport, where would you go first?
Mars.

Get to Know Aimee

How long have you worked at LemuriaAbout a month, just in time to get thrown in the deep end during Christmas.

What do you do at LemuriaRight now, I work at the front desk. I love seeing what books people buy; I’m making a mental to-read list based off of what books slide across the counter!

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Talk to us what you’re reading right now. I’m reading Ready Player One by Ernest Cline. Steven Spielberg is making this into a movie, so I wanted to read it before it comes out in theaters.

What’s currently on your bedside table (book purgatory)? My bedside table tends to be Death Valley for unfinished books. I have a very bad habit of starting a book, putting it down, and then never picking it back up again.

Currently there is Mr. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore by Robin Sloan and The Rabbit Back Literature Society by Pasi Ilmari Jääskeläinen

How many books do you usually read at a time? Usually between 2-3

I know it’s difficult, but give us your current top five books. I don’t really have any “current” favorites, so I’ll give you my all time favorites.

Persuasion by Jane Austen, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams, Me Talk Pretty One Day by David Sedaris, The Witches by Roald Dahl

Favorite authors? It’s cliché, but I just love Jane Austen. I have been to a Jane Austen festival and I’m convinced that’s the closest I’ll get to heaven on earth.

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Any particular genre that you’re especially in love with? I love science fiction, fantasy, mysteries. I am a total sucker for cozy mysteries.

What did you do before you worked at LemuriaI have a degree in graphic design and I worked at a marketing agency. I decided that I liked the world of books much better than the world of computers!

If you could share lasagna with any author, dead or alive, who would it be? What would you ask them? Dorothy Parker. She’s the only poet I’ve really gotten into. I would love to listen to her hymns of hate in person.

Why do you like working at LemuriaI love the atmosphere. I love that I’m surrounded by books for a living. I was always the kid that got in trouble for reading while the teacher was talking or staying up way past my bedtime reading just one more chapter. Now I’m doing those things as my job!

If we could have any living author visit the store and do a reading, who would you want to come? There’s this cartoonist/children’s book author named Kate Beaton and I would love for her to come. She would come under the premise to do a children’s storytime for Oz, but in reality I would monopolize her attention talking about her hilarious history comics.

If Lemuria could have ANY pet (mythical or real), what do you think it should be? Real: Lemuria’s shelves are just begging for a cat to laze about on them. Or maybe a carrier pigeon to carry books back and forth between rooms.

Mythical: Has house elf been said before? (Ed. Note: Yes.) An independent house elf that wears Lemuria t-shirts.

If you had the ability to teleport, where would you go first? I spent a semester in London when I was in college, and I’ve been itching to go back ever since.

Get to Know Erica

So, to start, I love young adult fiction and beautiful children’s illustrations. All I really want from a book is for it to drag me in, give me the romance I want, and have pretty pictures. I’m still a kid when it comes down to it.

How long have you worked at Lemuria? Just about a year now.

What do you do at Lemuria? I work in OZ, our children’s section. I mainly handle the different displays, and the other everyday duties. Hopefully I can help out more after school is out.

What I’m reading now.. Okay, so this is the sad part: I’m in a reading funk right now. The beginning of school this year has just taken over my life and I haven’t read as much as I would like. I’ve just finished A Shadow Dark and Burning by Jessica Cluess and really enjoyed her magic- and destruction-ridden Old England. I’ve started about three other YA (young adult) books, but haven’t gotten deep enough into any of them to really say anything about them yet.

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What’s currently on your bedside table (book purgatory)? I’ve actually started all the ones on my table, but am switching around, willing at least one to kick me out of my book funk. So my books are Spare and Found Parts by Sarah Griffin, Vassa in the Night by Sarah Porter and Kids of Appetite by David Arnold.

Top 5 books:

Ahh! Let’s see, if we’re talking currently favorites then it would have to be

  1. The Book Thiefby Markus Zusak (It will always hold top place for me)
  2. An Ember in the Ashesby Sabaa Tahir
  3. The Dream Thieves(from The Raven Cycle) by Maggie Stiefvater
  4. The Diabolic(comes out Nov. 2016) by S. J. Kincaid
  5. A Child of Booksby Oliver Jeffers and Sam Winston (because I’m still a child at heart)

Favorite Authors This is a bit harder than picking favorite books. I’m not the best with names, so, sadly, I don’t always remember them. I don’t necessarily find one author that I like and then go read all their books, but I do love Markus Zusak, William Joyce, Oliver Jeffers, Maggie Stiefvater and Sabaa Tahir.

Any particular genre that you’re especially in love with?Ha, yes! I love YA and have no shame in saying it. It’s really the majority of what I read. I also have a huge love for children’s picture books. I’m an artist and am a sucker for beautiful illustration.

What did you do before you worked at Lemuria? I’m still a college student and thought I had a work study job, until I didn’t. Besides that, I have worked at two libraries and as a pool assistant.

If you could share lasagna with any author, dead or alive, who would it be? What would you ask them? Maggie Stiefvater, I just finished her Raven Cycle books. I want to know what lead her to ending the series the way she did. It took me by surprise in the quietest and best way possible.

If we could have any living author visit the store and do a reading, who would you want to come? I would LOVE Sabaa Tahir to come and do a reading. By far, An Ember in the Ashes is one of my all time favorite books. She creates beautiful and broken worlds with the most vibrant and often violent characters. I’m always captivated by her books and I can’t wait to see what she does next.

If Lemuria could have ANY pet (mythical or real), what do you think it should be? I have this feeling that Lemuria is being haunted by a friendly but mischievous ghost that likes to rearrange displays and push books off the shelves right when you walk out of the room.

If you had the ability to teleport, where would you go first? Cancun, Mexico. They have sunken underwater coral reef statues that I would love to see. Really though, I’m just a total beach bum at heart and winter is coming soon in Jackson. I would give anything to feel hot sand between my toes

Get to Know Julia

JuliaBefore we start I’d like you to know I love lots of things, so this is going to include the word “love” approximately one hundred times.

How long have you worked at Lemuria?  Almost two months.

What do you do at Lemuria? I am currently working in the fiction room. I am also starting to learn about the First Editions Club at Lemuria.

Talk to us what you’re reading right now.  I just finished Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi, and, just as everyone else has, I absolutely LOVED it. I also read the June First Editions Pick, Miss Jane by Brad Watson. I’m working on three books right now: Mothering Sunday by Graham Swift, We Come to Our Senses by Odie Lindsey, and Dispatches from Pluto by Richard Grant. So far, I’m loving We Come to Our Senses and Mothering Sunday. My dad and I are passing Dispatches back and forth, so there’s no telling when I’ll finish, but so far it is a hilarious read and living up to its reputation for me.

18387c20-0252-0133-501f-0ec273752cbdWhat’s currently on your bedside table (book purgatory)? Slaughterhouse Five by Kurt Vonnegut (which apparently will never get finished), A Thousand Miles From Nowhere by John Gregory Brown, and The After Party by Anton Disclafani. Also, candy. Because I love candy.

How many books do you usually read at a time?  Usually no more than two, but I’m being ambitious this summer and trying for three to four.

I know it’s difficult, but give us your current top five books.  Oh, man…
Homegoing – Yaa Gyasi
The Descendants – Kaui Hart Hemmings
The Revolution of Little Girls – Blanche McCrary Boyd
Giovanni’s Room – James Baldwin (I had to include an all-time favorite)
Sleeping on Jupiter – Anuradha Roy

Favorite authors?  I have so many… I love them all…
Edgar Allen Poe, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Jane Austen, Ernest Hemingway, William Faulkner, Blanche McCrary Boyd, James Baldwin, Maya Angelou, Kate Chopin, Edwidge Danticat, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Robert Frost, Dylan Thomas, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Tennyson, T.S. Eliot, J.K. Rowling, Anuradha Roy, Suheir Hammad…
I love every author I’ve ever read, honestly. These are just some of my top favorites. We’d be here all day if I kept listing them!

Any particular genre that you’re especially in love with? Generally speaking, fiction is my favorite. More specifically, it’s a toss up between Southern Lit and Expats.

What did you do before you worked at Lemuria?  I graduated from LSU in May, and my parents took my siblings and I to Hawaii, so basically I was crying on my couch because we couldn’t stay there forever.

If you could share lasagna with any author, dead or alive, who would it be? What would you ask them?  This is also a hard question… I think right now I’d like to meet J.K. Rowling and ask, “what’s your secret?”

Why do you like working at Lemuria?  I really love literature. I love talking about literature, reading it, and writing about it.

If we could have any living author visit the store and do a reading, who would you want to come?  There’s quite a few authors I’d like to hear read, but I’d probably go with Suheir Hammad, because listening to her read her poetry is life-changing.

If Lemuria could have ANY pet (mythical or real), what do you think it should be?  A phoenix because they are awesome and Dumbledore had one.

If you had the ability to teleport, where would you go first?  Probably Paris, France, and then Hawaii. Then back and forth until I decided which I loved more.

Get to Know Abbie

bc8ab1de-2c47-4736-bed9-34d35e955034How long have you worked at Lemuria? 6 months

What do you do at Lemuria? Check out/answer phones/keep the religious section nice and tidy

Talk to us about what you’re reading right now. Just finished Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi. It’s great!  Now I’m onto Sweetbitter by Stephanie Danler.

What’s currently on your bedside table (book purgatory)? The After Party by Anton Disclafani, The Summer Before the War by Helen Simonson, and several YA books.

How many books do you usually read at a time? I love to read multiple books at the same time. Usually 2-3, but I’ve done up to 5. I like having options if I get bored with one, and it makes each story seem fresh when I return to it.

I know it’s difficult, but give us your current top five books.
(I’m guessing you mean “of all time,” right?)
5. If You Find This Letter by Hannah Brencher
4. Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
3. Holes by Louis Sachar
2. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by J.K. Rowling
1. Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

Favorite authors?
Rainbow Rowell, Leigh Bardugo, Victoria Schwab

Any particular genre that you’re especially in love with?YA, memoirs, and books with magic

What did you do before you worked at Lemuria? After I graduated from college, I went to work at the Grand Canyon for the summer. I was at the front desk at the North Rim Lodge.

If you could share lasagna with any author, dead or alive, who would it be? What would you ask them?
Louisa May Alcott, and I would ask her, (SPOILER) “Why in the world didn’t you let Jo and Laurie be together in your book?! They were meant to be!”

Why do you like working at Lemuria?
I love the bookish community and how many authors and great reads I’ve discovered because of Lemuria. And the people are awesome! Plus, it’s super cozy (have you seen our green carpet?).

If we could have any living author visit the store and do a reading, who would you want to come?
J.K. Rowling, duh! But I would probably be making a scene with all my ugly crying over how happy I was to be in the same room as her.

If Lemuria could have ANY pet (mythical or real), what do you think it should be?
I’ve actually discussed this with someone in detail. It would be a bear. His name would be Bear E. Hannah, and we would train him to grab books off the shelf for us. However, he would never bring the right one, so we’d comically be like, “Bear E!” And he would get into other hilarious shenanigans while wearing a Lemuria t-shirt.

If you had the ability to teleport, where would you go first?
Harry Potter World at Universal Studios!

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