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Favorite authorsElinor M. Brent-Dyer, Lois McMaster Bujold, Diane Duane, Jasper Fforde, Lynn Flewelling, Mercedes Lackey, Naomi Novik, Terry Pratchett, J. R. R. Tolkien (Shared favorites)
Favorite bookstoresBlackwell Oxford, Chapters - Mic Mac, Dartmouth Book Exchange, Forbidden Planet - London, Foyles, Hatchards, The Cottage Bookshop, Waterstone's Piccadilly
Favorite librariesHazlemere Library, High Wycombe Library, Woodlawn branch (Halifax Public Libraries)
About meI'm a mumble-something geek with an unfortunate addiction to the written word. I've been reading since a teacher showed me how cool it was that the words "A red ball" matched the picture above them. I was initially sceptical about the reading thing because my father had done such a great job of reading books to me, but was won over by the red ball and final, exciting ending where I could identify Roger Red Hat.
The first book that I can clearly remember was "Where the Wild Things Are", but the book that shaped my young reading mind was "The Hobbit".
LibraryThing appeals because I can catalogue my books, export them into Excel for easier ticking off when I move house and find other people with a similar book addiction.
About my libraryMy library is constantly expanding out of its bookshelf space, despite my frequent vows not to buy more books. It's weighted towards the fantasy end of the fiction genres, but there is some sci-fi, crime, historical novels, childrens books and the odd classic. The non-fiction section is rather computer heavy (hazards of my profession), but I'm interested in medieval history, writing and media theory so it's not *all* computers. I'm trying to be logical in cataloging my library on here, working through the shelves in order, but it could take a while :-) It's not helped by my tendency to keep buying more books and reading them rather than inputting all the books that I already own!
As of August 2008 all my books had been catalogued, which means anything new on the list is a new book. As that showed up me buying 23 new books in three months, that may not be such a good thing...
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posted by shearrob at 9:59 am (EST) on Mar 24, 2009
posted by owlmoon at 2:06 pm (EST) on Jun 10, 2008
The scary thing is that I haven't gone back and added most of the books without ISBNs or the non-fiction, so my real library has at least twice as many volumes as are shown here. I'm working at weeding my books and putting them in order and then I'll go through and see what was left out.
posted by hhertzof at 9:05 am (EST) on Jun 5, 2008
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