Imagining the secret life of books, after hours
wacky By Kathleen Atkins

Books represent the ultimate distillation of the life of the mind. But what if books had a life of their own?

A couple of videographers imagined the life of books at home, then pondered the larger entertainments of books at their Toronto bookstore, when all the staff had gone home. And so they sneaked into the bookstore at night — and caught a dance of a most unusual kind. Enjoy! Play the video

Insider tips, how-tos, best security practices, and more

Subscribe to Windows Secrets — free!

The Windows Secrets Newsletter brings you essential tricks for running Windows XP, Vista, 7, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Windows Update, and more — weekly, free.

My Windows 8 Consumer Preview: A Sneak Peek at the Windows 8 Public Beta

Bonus: get this free download when you subscribe
Interested in Windows 8 but don't know where to start? You have a friendly guide in My Windows 8 Consumer Preview: A Sneak Peek at the Windows 8 Public Beta, by Katherine Murray. This month, all subscribers can download Chapter 1 and Chapter 5. In this excerpt you will learn about the new look of Windows 8, how to make things happen in it, how to use the apps that come with it, and how to get more apps.

We guarantee your privacy: We will never sell, rent, or give away your address to any outside party, ever. We will never send you any unrequested e-mail. Unsubscribe requests are honored within one business day. Privacy Policy





Related posts:

  1. Groove is in the history books
  2. The dynamic duo
  3. The secret life of 3D Pinball
  4. Free Tech Books Online
  5. Locate free online books fast
= Paid content

All Windows Secrets articles posted on 2012-01-19:

Kathleen Atkins

About Kathleen Atkins

Kathleen Atkins is the Windows Secrets associate editor. She's also a freelance writer, editor, and photographer. Prior to joining Windows Secrets, she worked at Microsoft Press.