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THE VISUAL DISPLAY OF QUANTITATIVE INFORMATION BY EDWARD R. TUFTE 1983 by EDWARD R. TUFTE

Persuasion by Jane Austen

End Zone by Don DeLillo

A Town Like Alice by Nevil Shute

The Atlas of Archaeology (Atlas) by Mick Aston

Gravity's Rainbow (Picador Books) by Thomas Pynchon

La Chute du British Museum by David Lodge

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About my library Due to a lack of a decent internet connection at home most of my books are still (2 years after joining)not catalogued.

Real nameBarry Crisp

Location57570 France

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Member sinceOct 23, 2005

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I saw your posting in TGD -- I have that cup! Its elegance caught my eye last year, and a kind friend who was with me at the time bought one for me as a surprise gift a few months later.
Thanks for the tip on Salmon Fishing in the Yemen - I may well look into that one. I have ended up reading books that have been on the R&J booklist - it's the snob in me that doesn't want people to think that my choice of reading is determined by Richard Madely!!

Thanks again.
No problem, I wasn't mad, I just get really worked up about it. I have some strong opinions and I thought it would be better NOT to hi-jack the thread with a potentially nasty turn to Unions. In general, though not all inclusive, I have a very low opinion of unions and the crap they pull.

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