LibraryThing Author: Deborah Christian

About me Novelist, sociologist, gamer, RPG designer, Army vet, German translator, spiritual person, and too many other things to list here. Woman with a mission.

About my library I'm a former librarian. My personal holdings have been more extensive in the past than now;at the height of my collecting I had a personal reading and reference library of about 6000 volumes. Now I have 3k in storage (and it's killing me, not having them all handy when I need them!) and probably a meager near-1000 in my immediate bedroom/office area. Yes, I really do use all those books, at one time or another - often for reference for things I'm writing or researching - and yes, I've read just about every one I own. I HATE to borrow books, because I am fond of marginal notes and once I have a book I don't want to part with it. Which also means I rarely patronize libraries, since they rather expect their holdings to return, now don't they? :)

Initially here I'll catalog only my current things I'm whuffling through, plus things I can get to easily like my amazon.com purchase records. My larger general collection I'll get to if/when I have time.

Homepagehttp://www.deborahchristian.com

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Real nameDeborah Teramis Christian

LocationSan Francisco

Emailteramisdeborahchristian.com

Account typepublic, lifetime

URLs http://www.librarything.com/profile/Teramis (profile)
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/Teramis (library)

Member sinceMar 25, 2008

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Mainline was a great read. I actually stumbled on it accidentally and thoroughly enjoyed it. I too am enlarging my 'Must Buy' List here. THe funny part is, all I have so far are the books that reside in my office. Haven't even started on the rest of my apartment yet :) Have a great day!!

posted by Leatherdaddy772 at 3:59 pm (EST) on Apr 17, 2008

Thanks Teramis! I didn't even notice about the "Baum, Vicki" mixup -- it was the only 1931 edition, which is why I selected it completely missing the name mix-up. I have what may be the first ENglish edition, its marked 1930-31. I too have only just joined so am still piling on more titles. Look forward to seeing your library. Cheers.

posted by ClscFlm at 12:56 am (EST) on Mar 26, 2008

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