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About meI grew up surrounded by books and music... and being tone deaf, all my energies had to go the other way. I like to think that I read a lot, but the truth is that it comes in waves... I won't read anything for 3 months and then I'll average 500pp a day for the next 3 months. I suppose that it all evens out.
About my libraryI'm estimating that I have about 5,000 books in my house. I'm about halfway done indexing, anyhow. Most (well, maybe about 3,000?) are actually my parents' books that they dropped off on me when they moved abroad. So, if your question is "have you read all of these books?" my answer would have to be a resounding "no." However, between my parents, my husband, and I... I would say that yes, almost all of my books have been read by someone in my immediate family.
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Of course, it's all much more static than that. They're all in my house, after all. Yes, there are some books that I have that I'll never read, but most everything in my house is so interesting that I'd like to have a go at it at some point.
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Book2Dragon
posted by Book2Dragon at 3:50 pm (EST) on Mar 9, 2008
In a strange turn getting author permission for picture use on a sight, she noticed a book being incorrectly credited to her. You have this book:
The True Subject: Writers on Life and Craft (Writers on Life and Craft)
by Jan Bode Smiley
listed as such. Jan Bode Smiley asked that this be corrected to Jane Smiley (a different person all together).
Thanks!
Steph
posted by stephmo at 4:15 pm (EST) on Oct 23, 2007
I also don't want to be a bother, but you have Chordates 2ed, which I take to be by R. McNeill Alexander. At the moment, you have the author as just Alexander, and this book is mixed in with a lot of others which obviously have nothing to do with it: in fact I think there are at least three different authors mixed in with the name just Alexander. If you change Alexander to by R. McNeill Alexander on your copy, it will show up together with his other books on biology.
Regards, Jim Roberts
posted by jimroberts at 10:50 am (EST) on Oct 16, 2007
I am taking the liberty to let you know that Minds and Machines--that obscure dusty philosophy anthology--is, as you probably know, not by Poul Anderson. But I think that if a source identifies a book with only a last name for the author--i.e. "Anderson"--the program assumes that it is the most popular one. I only just noticed the mistake myself.
By the way, I enjoyed your Cannadine review on Amazon. Is there a reason that you didn't paste it to LibraryThing? I LIKE long reviews.
Cheers! I hope I am not being a bother.
Oakes
posted by oakesspalding at 6:38 pm (EST) on Feb 25, 2006
posted by perodicticus at 6:01 am (EST) on Oct 19, 2005