Member: debweiss

I notice that you have many NYRB Classics in your collection and thought you might like to know about the NYRB Classics group her on LT: http://www.librarything.com/groups/newyo...

posted by nyrbclassics at 6:39 pm (EST) on May 18, 2009

So someone on LT besides me has cataloged both G.M. Hopkins and the Yiddish Radio Project.

Hmmmmm.

posted by hypocrite.lecteur at 6:25 pm (EST) on Jan 14, 2009

Hi,
Your library is very interesting and I see I share 105 books with you.
Hope you don't mind me adding it to my interesting libraries section. Peace!

posted by ysol at 8:41 am (EST) on Dec 3, 2008

I'm writing because I noticed you have a book by Andrew Dornenburg in your library. I wanted to let you know that he'll be on LibraryThing for a few weeks (until December 5th), participating in an Author Chat. So stop on by and ask Andrew a question:

Andrew Dornenburg Author Chat

posted by sonyagreen at 11:04 am (EST) on Nov 24, 2008

I'm writing because I noticed you have a book by Andrew Dornenburg in your library. I wanted to let you know that he'll be on LibraryThing for a few weeks (until December 5th), participating in an Author Chat. So stop on by and ask Andrew a question:

Andrew Dornenburg Author Chat

posted by sonyagreen at 11:04 am (EST) on Nov 24, 2008

I'm writing because I noticed you have a book by Andrew Dornenburg in your library. I wanted to let you know that he'll be on LibraryThing for a few weeks (until December 5th), participating in an Author Chat. So stop on by and ask Andrew a question:

Andrew Dornenburg Author Chat

posted by sonyagreen at 11:04 am (EST) on Nov 24, 2008

I'm writing because I noticed you have a book by Andrew Dornenburg in your library. I wanted to let you know that he'll be on LibraryThing for a few weeks (until December 5th), participating in an Author Chat. So stop on by and ask Andrew a question:

Andrew Dornenburg Author Chat

posted by sonyagreen at 11:04 am (EST) on Nov 24, 2008

I'm writing because I noticed you have a book by Andrew Dornenburg in your library. I wanted to let you know that he'll be on LibraryThing for a few weeks (until December 5th), participating in an Author Chat. So stop on by and ask Andrew a question:

Andrew Dornenburg Author Chat

posted by sonyagreen at 11:04 am (EST) on Nov 24, 2008

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posted by flatmancrooked at 10:25 am (EST) on Sep 25, 2008

You have an amazing library! Congrats!

posted by kansasjoe at 8:37 pm (EST) on Jun 29, 2008

Hi, I liked your review of Pirkei Avos. Have you seen Bobker's Torah with a Twist of Humor? You might like that as well. :-)

posted by bostonbibliophile at 9:17 pm (EST) on May 16, 2008

Greetings! I'm having a great time adding my library to LT. I'm up to around 680 books, and notice that you and I share 70 of them. That's a pretty good percentage. Anyway, just wanted to send a quick hello from somebody who, apparently, shares you taste in books. Cheers from San Francisco!

posted by rocketjk at 8:07 pm (EST) on Feb 25, 2008

I felt compelled to add you to my list of interesting libraries. I have 1300 books and we share 269. I have a lot of Chinese history from ancient to contemporary. We also share an interest in various translations of the Iliad and the Odyssey and Isaiah Berlin. Finding "The Devils of Loudon" in your library was very interesting. I saw the movie, titled "The Devils" and it put me into a two week depression. Overall I am amazed at your collection. I am sure I will be back to browse. Thank you for putting it on LT for myself and others to explore.
Bill Rucker"

posted by wildbill at 2:22 pm (EST) on Dec 9, 2007

I see that we are the only people who have the book Stories of ancient peoples (Eclectic school readings)by Emma J. Arnold. I am just wondering how you ran across such a rare book?

posted by joshuaferris at 10:03 am (EST) on Nov 12, 2007

Hey, check out my catalogue. I have several Jewish and Messianic books.

posted by c_curtis at 1:00 am (EST) on Oct 18, 2007

I'm sorry to intrude, but I can't resist noting that we share 349 books in common, which is not a high percentage of your library, but I have only about 850 books in all...

posted by pdworkin at 8:16 pm (EST) on Mar 12, 2007

Thanks so much for your input, Deb. Happy reading!

posted by ViktorsLibrary at 4:50 am (EST) on Feb 14, 2007

I'm sorry for the intrusion again. I noticed that you have this book, "200 Tips for Growing Vegetables in the Pacific Northwest". Would you recomend it? We live in the Pacific Northwest and curiously enough, are planning on growing some vegetables! :)

posted by ViktorsLibrary at 12:56 am (EST) on Feb 12, 2007

Yes, apparently there's two volumes. I have a 1910 edition. It came from my wife, the German speaker in the house. Thanks for your time, Deb, and happy reading. Good luck with your German.

posted by ViktorsLibrary at 12:35 am (EST) on Feb 12, 2007

Hi there, you know there is two volumes to "Von Weisen Und Narren", right? Have you ever seen it or do you own it? It seems like there is only three of us who own this book.

posted by ViktorsLibrary at 2:31 am (EST) on Feb 10, 2007

i see that we are the only two people who own peter eli gordon's book on rosenzweig and heidegger.

posted by chakira at 1:05 am (EST) on Jan 19, 2007

The books we share comprises almost exactly one quarter of my library, which sounds like we have a lot in common--until noting that I own 317 books and you have 7,312. The books we share is only 1.08% of your library. So why am I wasting your time posting this? I guess because the numbers are almost irrelevant to whether people share ideas in common. It would mean a lot more if each person in LibraryThing posted the list of their ten favorite books. Then people would have a clearer idea if they had similar literary interests.

posted by Poemblaze at 8:24 pm (EST) on Aug 28, 2006

We share 66 works and 103 books, out of my 193 entered. I have a feeling if I enter any more of my pile I will share even more, having just peeked at your Author Cloud.

posted by Hera at 6:46 am (EST) on Aug 14, 2006

6272 books in two days might suggest paid minions, but is probably just zeal for books. I was impressed we shared 62 titles until I realized you had over 7000 and still counting. Am trying to imagine 7000 books in my three room apartment. Not happening.

posted by Poemblaze at 1:41 pm (EST) on Aug 10, 2006

I was getting excited when I saw that you and I shared half the titles I have listed so far, that is , until I saw that you've got more than 7000 (!) books compared to my measly 30 odd. How long did it take you to enter all of them? Did you pay someone??

posted by sk381 at 3:13 pm (EST) on Jul 15, 2006

I came to check out the only other person who has posted that they own Coleridge's marginalia. Generous of you to share your blog site as well; I chimed with your comments on Doyle's The Valley of Fear (one of my favorite Holmeses); also noticed you're reading Freud-- I think the case studies are where he really shines, as a writer, if not always as a diagnostician.

posted by skholiast at 4:08 am (EST) on Jul 2, 2006

I enjoyed scanning through your library, we share some similar taste in books. I wondered why you haven't made use of tags. I find it fascinating looking at different tag clouds, and how people associate different things to the same book.

posted by tobiejonzarelli at 11:06 pm (EST) on Jun 4, 2006

Sharing 59 books, almost 10% of my library is amazing. I know others share more with you and I am sure they also share some thoughts about that.

posted by stephen18 at 3:03 pm (EST) on May 29, 2006

Wonderful library!

posted by absinthebride at 9:34 pm (EST) on May 26, 2006

What did you think of the teaching company lectures on Augustine?

posted by mtnmarty at 11:13 pm (EST) on May 24, 2006

Welcome! Looks like we share a fair number of books. I'm especially pleased when someone else pops up with Feminist Epistemologies--that book blew me away. :-)

posted by tessone at 7:21 pm (EST) on May 10, 2006

How did you enter 6272 books in two days??

posted by grunin at 5:57 pm (EST) on May 10, 2006