Random books from Jannes's library
Pjäser. 1 by Henrik Ibsen
Idéhistoriens huvudlinjer by Gunnar Eriksson
Tordyveln flyger i skymningen : en beskrivning av vissa händelser i Ringaryd i Småland by Maria Gripe
Autumn Nightmares (Changeling: the Lost) by Ethan Skemp
Pictures of the Gone World (City Lights Pocket Poets Series) by Lawrence Ferlinghetti
Tusen och en natt: del I by Nils Holmberg
Samlade dikter by Gunnar Ekelöf
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Friends: Fou, Guen, olofhenriet
Interesting libraries: 18rabbit, Guen, olofhenriet, radiomaru, Soscla
LibraryThing authors: Greg Stolze (GregStolze), Greg Stolze (GregStolze), Lance Parkin (lanceparkin), Laren Stover (lstover), Bryan Lee O'Malley (radiomaru)

Member: Jannes
CollectionsIn queue to be read soon (6), Duplicate/redundant (22), Loaned out (16), Your library (1,195), Wishlist (11), Favorites (8), All collections (1,208)
Reviews4 reviews
Tagsnon-fiction (256), fantasy (126), children's books (122), anthologies (119), poetry (110), comics (88), horror (87), science fiction (72), short stories (67), Nobel prize-winners (56) — see all tags
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GroupsBohemia, Book Care and Repair, Build the Open Shelves Classification, Hard-Boiled Wonderland, Librarians who LibraryThing, Literary Snobs, Steampunk, Swedish Thing, Tea!
Favorite authorsAaron Alexovich, Neil Gaiman, Allen Ginsberg, Shirley Jackson, Tove Jansson, Jack Kerouac, H. P. Lovecraft, Haruki Murakami, Bryan Lee O'Malley, Philip Pullman, Irmelin Sandman Lilius (Shared favorites)
Favorite bookstoresAntikvariat Thomas Andersson, SF-bokhandeln Stockholm, Uppsala English Bookshop
About me20-and-then-some years old. Part-time (and still hopeful) librarian, student. Residing in Uppsala, Sweden.
I'm not afraid of growing old (I think). Things seem to get better as you grow up, being an real adult one day will be totally awesome.
Total quote slut - will always try to solve your problems with a piece of lyric, poetry or similar.
Also, I'm kind of a bastard, but only occasionally in a bad way.
Totally not anguished.
Kind of pretentious.
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About my libraryAn odd mix, but then again, I guess most personal libraries are. Some adolescent fantasy from my teenage days, some not-quite-so-adolescent fantasy, classics and textbooks from my lit-sci-days, books on folklore, myth and religion because I'm a nerd, books about LIS and libraries because I'm a librarian wannabe. Poetry because I'm a poet at heart (lame)... I could go on and on like this.
I like weird, magical, strange and unsettling books, thing that make you go "huh?" and "ooh!"
My collection isn't exactly tidy: It has long ago escaped the confinement of my shelves and is now roaming free and wild across my desk, night table, dinner table, and floor. I have now (finally!) catalogued almost all of it (except the ones that I have stashed away and am trying to forget I ever owned) but there might still be one or two rouge ones around somewhere. Basically, though, this should be the lot.
Also onLast.fm, LiveJournal
LocationUppsala, Sweden
Account typepublic, lifetime
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Common KnowledgeSeries (193), Awards (311), Characters (3806), Places (843)
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Jag har redan katalogiserat några böcker, men det är jättemånga barnböcker kvar...som jag kanske låter vara. Jag gillar systemet med att skriva in ISBN-numret, det är så himla smidigt. Fast lite jobbigt också...på sitt sätt.
Hejdåååå
posted by Soscla at 3:17 pm (EST) on Aug 15, 2009
On board with Dusany.
Thanks, Bill
posted by 18rabbit at 8:41 pm (EST) on Jun 4, 2009
Sorry for delay. No we don't know each other. Just liked your library, and that you liked weird, magical, strange and unsettling books. Me too. I really like that you know the works of Arthur Machen, not many people do, and that makes you special in my book.
Bill.
posted by 18rabbit at 11:40 am (EST) on May 24, 2009
posted by combray at 6:47 pm (EST) on Nov 7, 2007