Search Xiguli's booksRandom books from Xiguli's libraryThe Better Brown Stories by Allan Ahlberg Adverbs : A Novel by Daniel Handler Hoboken Chicken Emergency, The by Daniel Pinkwater Woman's Inhumanity to Woman by Phyllis Chesler Stories of Your Life: and Others by Ted Chiang Tick: Mighty Blue Justice! (Tick) by Greg Hyland The Sacred Heart: An Atlas of the Body Seen Through Invasive Surgery by Max Aguilera-Hellweg Members with Xiguli's booksMember connectionsFriends: horselover7890, john_sunseri, jseger9000, scfaulkner Interesting library: Jargoneer, WashingtonSquare
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Member: XiguliCollectionsYour library (904) Reviews10 reviews Tagschildren's (79), illustrated (54), stories (31), thriftscore (25), read but not owned (22), promo (21), poetry (20), unread (18), boxed set (13), really oughta re-read (10) — see all tags Cloudstag cloud, author cloud, tag mirror GroupsGeeks who love the Classics, Girlybooks, Hands Across the Sea Book Club, Happy Heathens, National Novel Writing Month (Nanowrimo), Writer-readers Favorite authorsLouisa May Alcott, Jane Austen, Donald Barthelme, David Berman, Francesca Lia Block, Jorge Luis Borges, Anthony Browne, Italo Calvino, Raymond Chandler, Colette, Philip K. Dick, Jules Feiffer, Nikolai Gogol, Edward Gorey, Dr. and Mr. Doris Haggis-On-Whey, Chuck Klosterman, L. M. Montgomery, Dorothy Parker, Sylvia Plath, Philip Pullman, Vladimir Radunsky, Anne Sexton, Shel Silverstein, Lane Smith, Tomi Ungerer, Virginia Woolf (Shared favorites) Favorite bookstoresAcequia Booksellers, Birdsong Used Books, Book Stop About meI can only spend so much time in self-absorbed documentation of my life. About my librarySelf-absorbed documentation of my books, however, is a different story. Homepagehttp://yearofonehundredstories.blogspot.com/ Real nameLisa LocationNM Account typepublic, lifetime URLs
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posted by horselover7890 at 8:34 pm (EST) on Nov 6, 2009
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Thanks,
Chris
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posted by scfaulkner at 4:53 pm (EST) on Jan 19, 2008
I must be getting predictable in my dotage.
posted by scfaulkner at 4:29 pm (EST) on Jan 19, 2008
Haven't read Britonomicon.
You'll really like Hollow Chocolate Bunnies, as well.
He's my new jesus.
posted by scfaulkner at 7:12 pm (EST) on Jan 12, 2008
You are a fine and noble being who shall forever remain in the corner.
Amen.
Also, check out Rankin. He's my new favoritest.
Cheers,
-SCF
posted by scfaulkner at 4:04 am (EST) on Jan 12, 2008
Let's see...I've been working my way through Lee Child's Jack Reacher novels (I'm on the fourth one right now), I just finished the latest Spenser book by Robert B. Parker and I'm reading a book on Thermopylae. In the TBR stack is The Complete Idiot's Guide to Pirates (research for a story I have to write), Anne Lamott's 'Bird by Bird' and I'm going to go back to the Complete Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway after those. How 'bout you? Anything fascinating on your list for 2008?
posted by john_sunseri at 4:05 pm (EST) on Jan 9, 2008
I have several woman writers that I follow (mostly horror writers: Sarah Pinborough, Deborah LeBlanc, Sarah Langan), just I don't list a writer as a 'favorite' until I've read a couple of really terrific books by them.
As for the 'classic' woman writers I've been promising myself that I would read Jane Austen and the Brontes sooner or later. Alas, like you my TBR pile is huge and ever expanding. If you look through my 1,200 books, anything without a rating is either a book I did not yet read or read so long ago I've forgotten most of it. Like you, I have some MAJOR catching up to do.
And hey, I love the hippies. How could I not like being called a freak? Let your freak flag fly!
posted by jseger9000 at 10:38 pm (EST) on Jan 1, 2008
Looking at your list of favorite authors, I'm realizing I am not as widely read as I'd like to be.
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posted by Tim_Watkinson at 3:21 pm (EST) on Oct 15, 2007
i was considering "alluding to organic bondage" and "read and sweat or laugh right out loud"
but then there's all those stares across the room.
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posted by jkcohen at 4:06 pm (EST) on Jun 1, 2006
about indexing novels ... I think that if you've got the urge to do it you should just do it ... but only if it's a book that holds some mysterious erotic (not porno) power for you ... you gotta love the book ... and yr right, it's no path to fame ... but it does offer a certain quirky self-satisfaction ... for a while
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