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Bibliophany (n.) bib-lee-oh-fuh-nee Etymology: Early 21st century; from Greek βιβλίο (biblío) 'book' and φανερός (faneros) 'manifest' or 'revealed'. Definition: The experience of a sudden and profound realization or understanding, often life-changing, that is derived specifically from reading a book. An epiphany or moment of clarity triggered by the content or message of a written work, causing a shift in one's perspective, values, or beliefs.
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