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Brides of the Impaler (Leisure Fiction) by Edward Lee

Y: The Last Man Vol. 4: Safeword by Brian K. Vaughan

NIGHT BLOOD by T. Chris Martindale

The Long Goodbye by Raymond Chandler

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CollectionsYour library (259), Currently reading (2), To read (1), All collections (259)

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TagsMystery (63), Vampires (50), Fairytales (44), Horror (40), Comics/ Graphic Novels (34), Children (28), Adventure (24), Classics (23), Non-Fiction (23), New York (21) — see all tags

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Favorite authorsPoppy Z. Brite, Carlos Ruiz Zafon, Raymond Chandler, Warren Ellis, John Grisham, Pete Hamill, Hunter S. Thompson (Shared favorites)

Favorite bookstoresFireside Books, Pandemonium Booksellers, Title Wave Books - Midtown Store

About meI LOVE BOOKS! And comics, and music, and kids! =o)

About my libraryIt's Eclectic... boogie-woogie-woogie!

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Member sinceJul 9, 2008

Currently readingThe Angel's Game by Carlos Ruiz Zafon
Dreaming in French: A Novel by Megan McAndrew

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I own Lamb, but seem to fall into the habit of if I get it from the library it gets read, if I buy it it doesn't. Due dates really hold up reading books I've decided to purchase.
Thanks for the note...I hope you enjoyed North River. I liked it but Forever was definitely my favorite. I saw Pete Hamill at an event in Barnes and Noble and he was really interesting and down to earth.

Happy Reading!

~S
Okay everyone... or at least anyone. =o) I have been putting only my favorite books, not my entire library, however I will begin inputting all of them now because I feel like a little wussy guy that barely reads with my small number of books.

Perhaps I'll tag my favorites instead. =o)

Today I bought "The Books of Lies" by: Brad Meltzer, hardcover for $15 at Fireside. Nice find. =o)
Writing a review is easy. Writing a ~meaningful~ review requires a bit of effort, though.

I tend to write my reviews offline - start a Word document, add notes, general feelings... and save them in a folder on my computer. Upon completion of the book (which could be at "The End", or when I throw the book across the room, depending) I wait a day, then try to make a cohesive statement from my notes. I'll let it sit a day or two and and give it a once-over.

When I'm satisfied with what I've got, I go to my LibraryThing library, select the book and Edit it (the pencil icon). Just under the Author box, there the Ratings stars, so I set the rating then, and just underneath that is the box where the Review goes. I copy (Ctrl+C) the review from my Word document and paste (Ctrl+V) in the Review box. The only editing I have to do then is for html do-hickeys for italics or bold or underscores that I may have used in the original doc.

I've still got several books that don't have tags. They were books that were part of my initial bulk submittals to LT, and mostly were books that MrsHouseLibrary brought into the marriage, so I wasn't familiar enough with them to add tags at that point. I am occasionally pulling those books off the shelf and perusing them to add tags, though.

It helps to be sporadically OCD in maintaining the catalog.

Enjoy!
Mike
Hey there bigg!

What exactly about my profile page do you want your's to emulate?

I'd be happy to provide the code to you.

Mike
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