bibliomaniac

I hesitated a moment; but having heard that such communications were usually made by the visitors of show places, I answered: "Oh! a very venerable one, if your master is what they call a bibliomaniac -- Caxton."

The Caxtons — Volume 05 Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton 1838

I hesitated a moment; but having heard that such communications were usually made by the visitors of show places, I answered: "Oh! a very venerable one, if your master is what they call a bibliomaniac -- Caxton."

The Caxtons — Complete Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton 1838

The bibliomaniac, that is, remakes the literary heritage as his cabinet library.

"Wedded to Books': Bibliomania and the Romantic Essayists 2004

Called a "baby bibliomaniac" as a child, he acquired his first book at auction, the fable "Reynard the Fox," at age 11.

Extreme Book-Collecting Allison Hoover Bartlett 2010

I am a reformed bibliomaniac; a decade ago I would be easily spending $100 a week on books.

In Defence Of Buying Books | Lifehacker Australia 2009

Hard not like a man who describes himself as "an antediluvian, bibliomaniac, and curmudgeon."

Deo gratias .. Frank Wilson 2006

I'm a quotationaholic, sort of like a bibliomaniac (which I also am) but for quotations.

Printing: Book Review The LAST LECTURE by Randy Pausch 2008

I'm a quotationaholic, sort of like a bibliomaniac (which I also am) but for quotations.

Book Review The LAST LECTURE by Randy Pausch 2008

I would be a cross between a bibliodemon and bibliomaniac.

Bibliotypes Sharon Bakar 2005

But the bibliomaniac may in fact have supplied his contemporaries with a resource for thinking about how booksor, better still, the canon (that "imaginary totality of works" referenced by John Guillory, who cautions us against the ideological misprision involved in thinking that it might be materialized anywhere) might be more firmly attached to persons, might be rendered personal effects.

"Wedded to Books': Bibliomania and the Romantic Essayists 2004