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Life in Medieval Times by Marjorie Rowling
The Once and Future King by T. H. White
My Pretty Pony by Stephen King
Trance-Formations: Neuro-Linguistic Programming and the Structure of Hypnosis by John Grinder
A Guide for Beginning Psychotherapists by Joan S. Zaro
The Path to Enlightenment by Dalai Lama
Just Say Om!: Your Life's Journey by Soren Gordhamer
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About meFirst and foremost I am a life long student. Give me something to learn or master and you will see me most happy. My love of books started at a very early age and for 41 years now, I have always had a book going. My favorite reads right now are good science and history books. I am back in college loving every minute of it! I am hoping to teach at the college level in a few short years.
I am a single mom to a wonderful teen son who also shares my passion for learning. Soon he will be off to college and who know where I will end up? I know it won’t be here in Western Nevada! Give me a temperate zone so I can play in the garden and rain so I can curl up with a beloved book.
About my libraryMy library has changed in the last 10 years. At one time I had over a 1000 books sitting on a wall long bookshelf. This changed when I divorced and moved to a smaller house. Now I keep only what is important to me. I have most of my non fictions, though from time to time I can be convinced to give one up. I have only the fiction that has moved me in some way or holds a special meaning.
Another thing that has changed in the last ten years is where I house my books. I don’t feel a room is complete without a few books stacked somewhere in a corner or on a shelf. My new love is the floating bookcases that are designed to hide the hardware so as to make it look as though a stack of books is suspended near a wall. My library is a reflection of my subconscious; when my books are a mess, I feel very out of sorts. Strange I know, but true all the same.
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My favorites:
Daily Life in the Middle Ages by Paul B. Newman
The Medieval Fortress: Castles, Forts, and Walled Cities by H.W. Kaufmann and J.E. Kaufmann
The Civilization of the Middle Ages by Cantor
The Art of War in the Middle Ages by C.W.C Oman
The Story of the Middle Ages Box Set by the Folio Society
For the rest of my medieval library: http://steventill.com/my-book-shelf/my-b...
It's an ever expanding project. Barbara Tuchman may soon be added to that list.
Do you read much historical fiction set in the medieval period?
posted by StevenTill at 9:57 am (EST) on Feb 11, 2009
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posted by StevenTill at 9:23 pm (EST) on Feb 7, 2009