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The moon goddess and the son by Donald Kingsbury

Ship of magic by Robin Hobb

The Gap into Vision: Forbidden Knowledge by Stephen R. Donaldson

Een spelletje imperium by Stuart J. Byrne

Exile's Gate by C.J. Cherryh

De hand van Oberon by Roger Zelazny

Starseed by Spider Robinson

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Favorite authorsPiers Anthony, Lois McMaster Bujold, C. J. Cherryh, Greg Egan, Alan Dean Foster, C. S. Friedman, David Gemmell, David Gerrold, Diana Wynne Jones, Michael Moorcock, Mickey Zucker Reichert, Roger Zelazny (Shared favorites)

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About meI am Dutch by birth, but I grew up in Malaysia, Oman, and Texas. I finished my schooling in Groningen, the Netherlands (stopping just short of a degree in computing science) and then I moved to Finland. My cultural dislocation sometimes confuses people.

My current ambition is to (a) design and launch an online game, (b) write a book, and/or (c) achieve great wealth by founding a technology company. Yep, I have difficulty focusing on one thing at a time.

About my libraryI've entered the bulk of my fantasy and science fiction books. What remains is some specialty shelves and most of my non-fiction. Probably another 500 books to go!

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Currently readingGetting to yes : negotiating agreement without giving in by Roger Fisher

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Computerschaak, schaakwereld en kunstmatige intelligentie by H.J. van den Herik

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Angel stations by Gary Gibson

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The beginning place by Ursula K. LeGuin

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Kotihoidon ja lääkinnän ABC koirille ja kissoille by Matthew Hoffman

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Chateau Noir by Frank Watson

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I use MS Word and make my own stickers and they are easy to change and I have a lot of fun putting in new pictures or photos and making the wording colourful.

I print them on sticky-backed Avery mailing labels (J8167) which are A4 sized. I usually print four labels per sheet and then cut them to size.

posted by pinkozcat at 9:51 pm (EST) on Nov 14, 2009

Hi - I see that you are a fellow bookcrosser.

minnie

posted by pinkozcat at 3:19 am (EST) on Nov 14, 2009

I'm science_fox on the Bad Science forums, if we need more Hpathy comments!

Have you read Cyteen by Cherryh, as you've lots of her books? One of her very best I feel.

posted by reading_fox at 6:45 am (EST) on Apr 7, 2008

Web comics and self-publishing. That's an interesting argument I hadn't considered before. Still, the two seem fundamentally different. Having an online presence isn't the same thing as self-publishing. Relative amateurs can accessibly achieve results to rival the professionals online, but even a cursory glance at a book can usually tell if it's self-published.

Though if xkcd were put out as a stapled, xeroxed zine, I'd totally order mine.

posted by Xiguli at 10:57 pm (EST) on Dec 27, 2007

Your linking of that xkcd comic (in the Writer-Readers group, Will Self thread) is so right on!

posted by Xiguli at 1:33 am (EST) on Dec 27, 2007

In that case, it's closer to the Second Chronicles. I'm still reading 'The Runes of Earth', which is the first of the 4-part 'Last Chronicles of Thomas Covenant'. 'Fatal Revenant' is the second book of this set. It may be verbose, but it's still very good!

posted by WholeHouseLibrary at 9:17 am (EST) on Oct 12, 2007

Wow! Of the 8 boks we share, 7 of them are by the same author!!! Have you picked up 'Fatal Revenant' yet?
WholeHouseLibrary

posted by WholeHouseLibrary at 11:23 pm (EST) on Oct 11, 2007

HOORAY FOR BOK

posted by Xiguli at 10:16 pm (EST) on Oct 11, 2007

Thanks for the six-word stories in WriterReaders! I particularly liked the mountain one -- now THAT's a long story! :) I'm also forwarding your zombie story to a fellow author who writes/edits some humorous zombie stories. If you're into zombies, check out Selina Rosen and her Bubba anthologies!

posted by buchleser at 7:13 am (EST) on Oct 11, 2007

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