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Great Expectations by Charles Dickens

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Favorite authorsDavid Abel, Samuel Beckett, Ted Berrigan, Christian Bok, Catherine Daly, Tina Darragh, Steve Egan, Robert Grenier, Herodotus, Lindsay Hill, Gerard Manley Hopkins, Cynthia Kimball, Maryrose Larkin, Jackson Mac Low, Bernadette Mayer, Notker, Balbulus, Georges Perec, Charles M. Schulz, Ron Silliman, Gertrude Stein, Hannah Weiner, Ludwig Wittgenstein (Shared favorites)

About meI'm another one of those writer/musician/grad student types. Now in Toronto after years of living in Portland, Ore.

About my libraryIt's starting to break down into 1/4 poetry, 1/4 fiction, 1/4 nonfiction, and 1/4 Penguin classics, which are collected on their own because they look better that way. But the fiction pile is unlikely to grow much, unlike the other three piles. Oh, there are some comics in there too. Hm.

Some of my books are here in Toronto, some are back in Portland in storage. Such is life. Also many were sold before the move, which at some point I'll have to update.

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Lexicon abbreviaturarum. Dizionario di abbreviature latine ed italiane : Con l'aggiunta di uno studio sulla brachigrafia medioevale, un prontuario di sigle epigrafiche... per cura di Adriano Cappelli,... 6a edizione, anastatica by Adriano Cappelli

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L'arbre des familles by Christiane Klapisch-Zuber

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Douglas in Saskatchewan: The Story of a Socalist Experiment by Robert Tyre

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Toronto Sprawls: A History (University of Toronto Centre for Public Management Monograph) by Lawrence Solomon

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The Complete Peanuts, 1973-1974 by Charles M. Schulz

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Curio: Grotesques & Satires from the Electronic Age by Elizabeth Bachinsky

Oh perfect! I only know of him via Donna. We tried to make the gala release party, but didn't. When I saw the book online, I was enchanted and also thought it might be your cup of tea. This is possibly why I needed your address. Maybe.

posted by illiterati at 12:54 pm (EST) on Aug 6, 2008

Yes, have you got one? What a silly question, I could check our shared list.

posted by illiterati at 9:25 am (EST) on Aug 6, 2008

I appear to be a long way from home.

posted by NedRaggett at 2:17 pm (EST) on Jan 6, 2008

Do you know about Hannah Weiner’s Open House from Kenning? Just put in my order... looking forward. All precautions have been taken Proceed to rendezvous Hot bearings...

posted by chaisevide at 12:40 am (EST) on Mar 31, 2007

I agree about David/s book - I put in a request for the library (KRL) to order a copy. They decided not to, however. Anyway, think I/ll try again. You/d think that being an "employee" would help... might have to donate one. Cheers.

posted by chaisevide at 6:23 pm (EST) on Mar 12, 2007

how are you? never seem able to make it to the Spare Room readings... anyway HELLO

posted by chaisevide at 2:46 pm (EST) on Mar 12, 2007

I find you in the strangest places. Well, I suppose it isn't that strange to find you here. I'm looking for a copy of No. 111 2.7.93-10.20.96 (2/7/93-10.20.96) for my "Fragments" class. No, I don't want to read the free online version, and the damn thing is hard to find.

posted by bmarkovitz at 7:28 pm (EST) on Feb 3, 2007

Hi Chris. You entry should be Baza Literatura Krestomatio: (not kresomatio)
best wishes from Toronto
Detlef

posted by Bibliotekisto at 1:34 pm (EST) on Oct 3, 2006

Thanks for the welcome message! I bought my copy of "on the corner to off the corner" at Sun and Moon back when I was an undergrad -- Doug Messerli told me it was the very last copy he had.

Years later, I ended up writing a chapter of my dissertation on Tina's work. Needless to say, it's a hugely important book for me. And so rare to run into someone else who has read it!

posted by naustin at 12:30 pm (EST) on Jul 10, 2006

Interesting intersections in our library. Surprising that you're the only other person with Bob Perelman's Virtual Reality, though.

posted by tjarrett at 11:54 am (EST) on Jul 6, 2006

Have you studied the Hong Lou Meng with Peng Jiaoshou?

I might know you. Since we are from Portland and have read that book.

posted by glowing-fish at 5:03 pm (EST) on Jun 17, 2006

I have not yet started reading the Cao Xueqin, but I found that copy cheap and it looked tempting...

posted by casuistry at 7:21 pm (EST) on Jan 23, 2006

Wow, another Cao Xueqin reader! I'm on Volume 2. It's like climbing a mountain but I love it.

posted by sionnac at 10:08 am (EST) on Jan 11, 2006

Our libraries intersect on some really wonderful books. And not a single cookbook!

posted by illiterati at 12:37 pm (EST) on Dec 21, 2005

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