Mold or spores on book paper?

[Cyradix]

I started rereading a book series (Sword of Shadows) and with one of the books my nose starts to run and I have to sneeze after just 2-3 pages.

I'm not allergic to anything and I have never had this before with any book....
Is it possible some kind of invisible mold or something infected the book paper?

Should I nuke the book in the microwave just to be sure I'm not body-snatched while I sleep?

 

[taB]

Maybe the book's no good and your body is reacting to the fact that you didn't like it last time yet have blocked it from your mind.

 

[Overdriven]

Or maybe.. You just really had to sneeze?

ALL THE BOOKS ARE AFTER YOU!

 

[Cyradix]

hmmpfffff..... no it's every time I pick up that book

 

[TdC]

yarrrr! I love the smell of an old book

 

[bob269]

I love the smell of old porn mags, but they are getting harder and harder to open

 

[TdC]

mmmm crunchy!

 

[Trem]

Lightly spray the book with petrol or diesel and very carefully hold a flame under it, being VERY careful mind. As soon as the book catches fire throw some straw on it to cover the flames, this stage is very important because straw flames are not as harsh as normal petrol flames.

When you have waited roughly 7 minutes the book is now sterile and ready for you to read without the troublesome jiz dust getting in your nose.

 

[TdC]

reading that I am so very glad I am not Samm

 

[Mazling]

reading that I am so very glad I am not Samm

I might have a go at that myself, though I'd need to infect a book first. Suggestions?