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Favorite authorsPoul Anderson, Neal Asher, John Barnes, Peter S. Beagle, John Brunner, Octavia E. Butler, Jack L. Chalker, C. J. Cherryh, John Horton Conway, Gordon R. Dickson, Greg Egan, David Gemmell, Joe Haldeman, Barbara Hambly, Nancy Kress, R.A. Macavoy, Wil McCarthy, Patricia A. McKillip, Robin McKinley, Pat Murphy, Terry Pratchett, Bob Shaw, Charles Sheffield, Vernor Vinge, Kate Wilhelm, Jane Yolen, Roger Zelazny (Shared favorites)

About me50+, Computer programmer, Tiddlywinks player. Ringman was derived from a Thorpe's Ring in winks, see picture.

About my libraryI welcome corrections, if you find errors in my catalogue please send me a message.

Currently 4000 + books. Mainly paperback Sf and fantasy, with a sprinkling of English and Russian Classics.
Initial entry of books now complete, but still buying books. I have not entered some out of date computer manuals which are in my home catalogue.

Includes all Hugo and Nebula winning novels and about 96% of nominated novels. Where the award/nomination applies only to part of the book or to an earlier verison comment will give details. I now also have books containing only parts of nominated works (Analog).

I am tagging books with cover artists where possible. The cover images should correspond unless tagged wrong cover shown. Image mine indicates a scan of my book so the cover is right unless I've uploaded totally the wrong book. Image other means I have linked to someone else upload after comparing with my scan. If tagged ordered I don't have it yet so I can't be sure of the cover. Finally there's the tag too large to scan but that will soon go as I have a camara!

Other tags - collection includes omnibus collections of novels. Anthology means works by two or more authors and the entry in the author field is the editor. I have made a first pass on listing contents, in the comment field, but have not in general done poetry collections and anthologies. Note that I have made no attempt to list the contents in the order they occur in the book. (they come from a spreadsheet which get reordered in all sorts of ways)

The number at the start of the comment field is my numbering, and very roughly follows order of purchase at least for fiction.

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Ringman, I've added yours to my interesting libraries for your careful listing of Hugo and Nebula winners and nominees. I'm a late-comer to scifi, and I appreciate your work here!
Peggy
When I bring over a cover from my files, some of them are very small. I looked at the properties and one that seems okay is 30x50 pixels and one that is way small is 38x50. Where ont he site would I find a discussion of the technicalities of bring over covers in a consistant size?

Thanks,
Shannon
Thanks for the info - looks to be the same work.
A question - apologies if this seems an intrusion. I and others have been working to put Wisden into a series and to do some combining along the way. Someone has raised a question which I can't answer since my ignorance of Wisden is almost total. I see that you have a fair number of them, though, and also have done your share of combining, so it seemed as if you might know the answer.

Is the Wisden 2006 special edition the same work or a different work from the usual 2006 Wisden?
Thanks.
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