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Currently readingCannibals of the heart : a personal biography of Louisa Catherine and John Quincy Adams by Jack Shepherd
Reading New York by John Tytell
Paradise Alley : a novel by Kevin Baker
Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl (Schomburg Library of Nineteenth-Century Black Women Writers) by Harriet Jacobs
The Mercury 13 : the untold story of thirteen American women and the dream of space flight by Martha Ackmann
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Your picture looks so nice. I wish I had orderly shelves....instead I have 2000 books in one little bedroom all over the place, probably a fire hazard. I live right in the San Francisco Bay Area, a huge faultline, and I know there'd be a mess if a quake hit.

What is wisdom, and how does accumulating knowledge help it?
Hi infopump!

I haven't read any of Mitchell's translations. I have actually read another version of Gilgamesh, but reading different translations always helps me see the story in a new light. :)

My subject of choice is religion, so reading myths of divine things is always on my list. The pile always grows. Sigh.

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