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The E-Sylum: Volume 4, Number 10, March 4, 2001, Article 9

"I am aware that books should be kept out of direct sunlight. How bad is it to keep books in a room that it brightly lit by sunlight, but with no direct light hitting the books? I want to keep the spines from fading."

Can any of our readers supply an answer? Obviously, direct sunlight is much harsher than indirect, but just how much of a problem can indirect sunlight cause?

Wayne Homren, Editor

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