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ACM 2000 hypertext : proceedings of the eleventh ACM Conference on Hypertext and Hypermedia, May 30-June 4, 2000, San An by Frank M. Shipman III (ed.)

Mind Breaths : Poems 1972-1977 (City Lights Pocket Poets Series) by Allen Ginsberg

Poetry (Norton Critical Edition) by Edmund Spenser

Against the day : [a novel] by Thomas Pynchon

The Garlic Lovers Cookbook (Garlic Lover's Cookbook) by Gilroy Garlic Festival Committee.

Selected tales and sketches by Nathaniel Hawthorne

Templar, Arizona: The Mob Goes Wild by Spike

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Favorite authorsJane Austen, Samuel Beckett, Jorge Luis Borges, Robert Christgau, Roddy Doyle, T. S. Eliot, Brian Friel, Neil Gaiman, Matt Groening, George Herbert, Nick Hornby, Henry James, James Joyce, Hugh Kenner, Edward Lear, Wyndham Lewis, Greil Marcus, Scott McCloud, Jerome J. McGann, Paula Meehan, Alan Moore, Marianne Moore, Grant Morrison, Theodor Nelson, Flann O'Brien, Ezra Pound, Thomas Pynchon, Jeffrey Rowland, Dr. Seuss, Laurence Sterne, Tom Stoppard, Jonathan Swift, G. B. Trudeau, Bill Watterson (Shared favorites)

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Favorite librariesCamden-Carroll Library, Rowan County Public Library

About meHonorary lady rhetorician.

About my libraryI'm trying to only post books I have actually read, at least in part, or have noble intentions of reading in the near future. Rating system:

(5) Life-altering, mind-blowing, I pick it up and read passages at random for fun.

(4) Memorable. I go out of my way to bring it up in casual conversation.

(3) Enjoyable and/or useful.

(2) Forgettable, disappointing or mildly irritating.

(1) Pernicious.

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Death : the time of your life by Neil Gaiman

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The Best American Comics 2007 (The Best American Series) by Chris Ware

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The now habit : a strategic program for overcoming procrastination and enjoying guilt-free play by Neil A. Fiore

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The Polysyllabic Spree by Nick Hornby

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Worth the wait : tales of the 2008 Phillies by Jayson Stark

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B.P.R.D.: The Black Flame (Volume 5) by Mike Mignola

yes, i love pound.
by the way, one of the drawings at my site is his portrait (next to eliot).
i hope you like painting...
you are talking about marianne... i think "marriage" is a modernist masterpiece.

posted by anaall at 3:50 pm (EST) on Sep 24, 2007

Glad someone else thinks Marianne Moore deserves a spot on his favorites list. incidentally, I just turned from perpetual ABD to PhD in December, and I'm 38, so you never know when you might get foolish enough to write one of those things :) Makes no difference on any significant human scale, though.

posted by enkyklios at 3:17 am (EST) on Jun 8, 2007

Hey there! Thanks for dropping by. I see we have a good number of books in common, and we'd probably share a lot more if I fed my bookshelves more with more of my measly graduate student stipend. In a year or so I expect to become a perpetual ABD, too. :)

posted by metatext at 5:03 am (EST) on May 10, 2007

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