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Rimbaud in Abyssinia by Alain Borer
Studies in Greek Philosophy: Socrates, Plato and Their Tradition v. 2 by Gregory Vlastos
Goethe's World View : Presented in His Reflections and Maxims by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
The Future of the European Past by Hilton Kramer
Too strong for fantasy by Marcia Davenport
Explorations by Ray McSavaney
The use and abuse of history by M. I. Finley
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posted by CassandraRichmond123 at 11:54 pm (EST) on Jul 5, 2009
I check the site only when I'm adding books. I keep the photography and architecture pretty well up-to-date, but a few other major interests seem to elude me, except for new purchases. Eventually I expect to catalog my entire library but for the moment it is helpful to know what I have as it helps me (mostly) from buying duplicates--and my kids no longer have to worry about getting me a book I already have.
I did check the URL you mentioned--some interesting stuff there. I don't do any alternate photography myself, unless you consider platinum/palladium prints alternative. I have recommended it to a couple of friends, however. Thanks
--Frank Greenagel
posted by sweetFrank at 11:59 pm (EST) on Jun 25, 2008