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Solve Your Child's Sleep Problems by Richard Ferber
More George W.Bushisms by Jacob Weisberg
Beowulf (Dover Thrift Editions) by R. K. Gordon
Psychopharmacology: A Biochemical and Behavioral Approach by Lewis S. Seiden
The Eagle's Conquest: A Novel by Simon Scarrow
Reliquary (Pendergast, Book 2) by Douglas Preston
The Pilgrim of Hate (Chronicle of Brother Cadfael, No 10) by Ellis Peters
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Favorite librariesColumbus Metropolitan Library - Main Branch, Worthington Libraries - Old Worthington Library
About meI am a psychologist by training and a professor by employment. I work at The Ohio State University, where I appear to be doing thirty years to life as things are turning out. My primary job is in the Department of Pediatrics, where I mainly do research and clinical work in developmental disabilities, and that mostly with younger children. I am a published author in the scientific literature in my specialties, and an editor or co-editor of 15 books, to most of which I was also a chapter contributor. That comes with the territory my of my day job. I am also a graduate faculty member in one of the few remaining doctoral programs in psychology specializing in developmental disabilities, which means that it is also among the best (no really). Ohio State is a never ending intellectual universe that no one could hope to explore in a lifetime. It is a good place for a career in psychology and discovery.
I read and study ancient and medieval history and culture for fun and enjoy related historical fiction. I am a long time member of the Society for Creative Anachronism, although I tend to stay on the sidelines in the organization.
About my libraryI began to enter my books in early 2009. I should be able to enter about 100 or so each month at my likely rate of getting to the task. There are going to be many books related to my research and work, and even more related to my personal reading preferences. I am interested in history, mostly but not entirely of the West, from prehistory to today's political and cultural history. I am interested in critical thinking and general science. I have been a science fiction and fantasy reader since I learned to read, but many of my books read and collected before age 21, when I left home forever, were lost in the dissolution of my boyhood home in New Jersey when things fell apart there.
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Currently readingThe sapient mind : archaeology meets neuroscience by Colin Renfrew
On Combat: The Psychology and Physiology of Deadly Conflict in War and in Peace [ON COMBAT 3/E] by Dave(Author) ; Christensen Grossman, Loren W.(With)
The Politically Incorrect Guide(tm) to the Constitution (Politically Incorrect Guides) by Kevin R. C. Gutzman










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sorry I have taken so long to reply. I have fond memories of Melbourne, I grew up in a town roughly 150km from Melbourne. Here in Canberra its been flat strap (I work for the Australian Public Service and its closin in on budget time :( )
I remember reading "The Legate's Daughter" in my early teens - among the first historical novels I read, it was passed on to me by my grandmother - along with 'The Crimson Chalice' and 'Macbeth the King'.
Cheers
posted by Macbeth at 8:07 pm (EST) on Apr 6, 2009
posted by stellarexplorer at 6:39 pm (EST) on Mar 29, 2009