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Member: alarob

Library557 books — see library

Reviews30 reviews — see reviews

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Tagshistory (156), deutsch (54), U.S. South (44), Islam (41), U.S. (39), religion (38), fiction (32), American Indians (30), colonial (28) — see all tags

GroupsAuburn University-War Eagle!, Birmingham Alabama, Deep South, Graduate Students, I Survived the Great Vowel Shift, ISLAM, Native/First Nations Literatures & Studies, Non-Fiction Readers, The Middle East, We of the Laptop

Favorite authorsKathryn E. Holland Braund, Bertolt Brecht, Bill Bryson, Patricia Kay Galloway, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Heinrich Heine, Iain Pears, Rainer Maria Rilke, William Shakespeare, Laurence Sterne, Richard White (Shared favorites)

About me Grad student in history, way down in Alabama. Research will be taking me to Basel, Switzerland, and throughout the eastern U.S.

About my library You'll find a lot of history, dozens of books in German, quite a few on Islam, a whole bunch about southeastern American Indians, and not a whole lot of fiction. I also collect old paperbacks full of shrill warnings about the communist menace; it's a hobby.

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Real nameRob Collins

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Member sinceDec 28, 2007

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Hi, alarob! Glad that my wiki suggestion has been so helpful! I also used my wiki to prepare for oral exams, and found it really useful to be able to link pages together by historical debate, or by author, or whatever. Now that I'm teaching, I use the wiki to put together my lecture notes, and that's also really helpful.
My CueCat has arrived. For reasons of historical interest, I'm pleased to see that it's the original model, the 68-1965. It's been diverting to find out about the whole "Digital Convergence" fiasco that surrounded the manufacture of these odd little beasts. For thorough anatomies of CueCats, see http://www.sujal.net/tech/declaw/

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