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Taran Wanderer (Pyrdain Chronicles) by Lloyd Alexander
The handmaid's tale by Margaret Eleanor Atwood
The philosophical vision of John Duns Scotus : an introduction by Mary Beth Ingham
Mimesis: The Representation of Reality in Western Literature by Erich Auerbach
Sacred and secular scriptures : a Catholic approach to literature by Nicholas Boyle
The Silmarillion by J. R. R. Tolkien
Blinded by might : can the religious right save America? by Cal Thomas
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About meGrad student at the University of Glasgow. Bet you can't guess my research area from my tags! (Yes, that was sarcastic.)
About my libraryWhen I was little, my mother decided that the best way to bribe me to do my chores was to offer me a new book after I'd done a certain number of things.
When I was maybe fourteen, my father started trying to refuse to give me books for my birthday or christmas, because he thought I had too many. (He ended up buying them anyways.)
In college, one of my boyfriends threatened to break up with me just so he wouldn't have to help me move all those boxes ever again.
And when I got married and bought a house, the first modification we made was to add built-in bookshelves. A year later, we added them in another room. A year after that, I had to go buy another wall's worth of shelving from IKEA.
Then I got divorced and moved to Scotland. (I lost my entire Neil Gaiman collection, almost all of my Heinlein, and a fair chunk of my 19th c. literature in the divorce--but, on the bright side, I no longer have to find shelf space for stacks of math and computing books.) Most of my books are currently stored in my parents' attic-- hence the 'box' tags. Most of the books I've acquired since I've been here haven't been entered, because I've been moving around too much and had too little time.
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Just checked up on our books in common. See you have Bertrand Russell on microfilm. Maybe that's how they do it!
Gerald
Portugal
posted by botanica at 4:31 am (EST) on Sep 30, 2007
And now I'm off to Half Price Books to buy more. Squee!!!!!
Good to see you here. Once I get all my books in, we can talk bout some of the ones we have in common!
-Michele/Littie
posted by Bners911 at 3:49 pm (EST) on Jul 20, 2007
posted by Lodhi at 3:53 pm (EST) on Jul 10, 2007
(I should add that I haven't read most of our "religion"-tagged books, and have only tagged as "unread" those that I do intend to read someday!)
posted by nwhyte at 6:32 am (EST) on Oct 16, 2005
posted by oakesspalding at 2:37 am (EST) on Oct 16, 2005
Because I collect Austen stuff, and whenever I see an interesting-looking edition, I buy it. Also, most books come with preface or afterword essays that I like to own.
posted by deedeeinfj at 11:34 am (EST) on Sep 19, 2005