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I assume you are playing it on your speaker.

What a great idea.

I lived there for a few years and it was not to my taste.

I got a giggle out of it but then I have to wonder about what they have read before.

One of my all time favs and I scored a beautiful first printing many years ago.

Their main location is massive. You can always find cool used books there.

So heart is nice but give a little swirl or cursive flourish to the letters.

I had a customer want to return a book because the signature looked too much like a check mark to them even when the Enjoy written above it was legible. I had to show them several other books the writer had signed that way.

Anne Rice always had a beautiful signature. OSC loves taking up the entire front free endpaper with the initials sometimes.

A new writer I met had over 20 letters in their name, I suggested they might want to abbreviate their signature. They didn’t in the beginning but by the release of book five it had certainly evolved.

Left handed writers sign books so their signature is either upside down or turn the book 90 degrees and write on the edge. Many just Capitalize first letter and then bumpy line on each part of the name.

Charles de Lint’s signature is mostly a series of loops almost all stacked on one another. I’ve seen him accidentally tear through the paper on old paperbacks.

Script makes it look nicer. Don’t get me started on some author signatures.