Random books from ianracey's library
Great children's stories by Frederick Richardson
Noble House by James Clavell
Doctor Who and the Time Warrior (No 65) by Terrance Dicks
The USSR Olympiad Problem Book: Selected Problems and Theorems of Elementary Mathematics by D. O. Shklarsky
Henry and Ribsy by Beverly Cleary
The Beatles Album: 30 Years of Music and Memorabilia by Geoffrey Giuliano
Q-Squared (Star Trek: The Next Generation) by Peter David
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Tagshistorical fiction (361), science fiction (359), Doctor Who (224), fiction (British Isles) (179), box 28A (172), fantasy (146), fiction (United States) (134), military history (125), contemporary fiction (124), British history (107) — see all tags
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GroupsAncient History, Bloggers, Byzantinistik, Doctor Who, History: On learning from and writing history, Medieval Europe, Spies & Spy Fiction
Favorite authorsEric Ambler, Bernard Cornwell, Guy Gavriel Kay, John Julius Norwich, Tad Williams (Shared favorites)
About meI'm a lover of words, storytelling and learning. I come originally from Yorkshire and have lived in Connecticut, Florida and Maryland. I'm a stay at home dad, and I'm attempting to become an author, shopping my first novel, an alternate history spy thriller.
About my libraryI love history, and my library is replete with it, both fiction and nonfiction. I'm most interested in the ancient world, the Byzantine Empire, Venice, Shanghai, all periods of British history, and world history during the imperialist period of, roughly, 1800-1950; lately I've also been learning a lot about Arab and Islamic history. If I see a biography of a political or military figure I don't already have a biography of, I'll probably buy it.
My library also contains plenty of both fantasy and science fiction, though I often say that since I've read both Tad Williams and Guy Gavriel Kay, it's difficult for me to find other fantasy authors who I think live up to the genre's potential. My science fiction shelves are dominated by the Star Trek, Star Wars and Doctor Who books that are the legacy of a misspent youth.
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posted by StevenTill at 6:26 pm (EST) on Sep 25, 2008
Cheers, Tyler
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