Member: collinmaessen

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GroupsCookbookers, FantasyFans, Folio Society devotees, Science Fiction Fans

Favorite authorsThea Beckman, Tom Clancy, Clive Cussler, Terry Pratchett (Shared favorites)

About meI love reading. A love I blame my sister for, as she introduced me to some really great books when I was a child.

I read a lot of different kinds of books, in different languages spanning several centuries. As long as it adds something in the sense of expanding my horizons, teaching me something or just being a well written book, I'll probably enjoy reading it.

About my libraryThe collection I presently have is a lot smaller than the amount of books I've ever owned. Space was the main reason I resorted to 'culling' my collection now and then.
Still I've collected quite a range of books.

Though this means that a lot of the current books I own are books that I treasure for some reason or another (and a few I keep just due to their "interesting" factor).

Lately I'm completing a few series I have (Dirk Pitt and Tom Clancy novels), buying a lot of books I consider 'classics' (with a lot of them actually being that) and whatever strikes my fancy.

Homepagehttp://www.mijnonlineplekje.nl

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Real nameCollin Maessen

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Member sinceAug 28, 2009

Currently readingThe Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis
The Martians by Kim Stanley Robinson