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Member: kurtwagner

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Groups"I See Dead People's Books", Historical Fiction, Librarians who LibraryThing, Science Fiction Fans

Favorite authorsArthur C. Clarke, Umberto Eco, Ken Follett, Robert A. Heinlein, Gary Jennings, Stephen King, Larry Niven, H. P. Lovecraft, Harold McGee, Frederik Pohl, Lawrence Clark Powell, Robert Ruark, J. R. R. Tolkien, Mark Twain (Shared favorites)

Favorite librariesDavid and Lorraine Cheng Library - William Paterson University

About meSystems Librarian at William Paterson University, Wayne, NJ. Interested in photography, travel, history, culture, society, architecture, religion and most everything else. Married, with two children, two cats. I've lived in Texas, Florida (5 places), Ohio, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado and New Jersey. I like to cook, spend time with my family, explore and create.

About my libraryReflects my interests pretty well, I think. For every book I've read there are probably twenty that I know about and want to read. I hope I live long enough to get to half of the books I want to read! We moved into a new house in December, 2007 and most all of our library was in storage for more than a year. We're just now getting it all unpacked, and it's always growing. It covers everything from literature and museums, woodcraft, cusine, history to humor, spaceflight and gardening.

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Real nameKurt Wagner

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Member sinceJul 9, 2006