LibraryThing Author: Andrew Brown

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Tagsrosie's room (459), study (303), landing2 (281), front_room_computerby (187), bedroom (171), landing1 (165), front_room (111), front_room_windowby (80), reviewed (64), landing_2 (59) — see all tags

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About me English writer and journalist

About my library Decades of largely random accumulation here. I have started simply by entering the books I can see from my desk, some of which are from stories or books I've written, some old favourites, and some just there because of random drift. As soon as I can bribe a teenager to enter the stuff in the rest of the house .... (added later) It would appear that the teenagers of North Essex are wholly incorruptible. So the great work will proceed rather slowly. If I have, as I suspect, entered about half the books I own, there are fewer than I had thought.

Homepagehttp://www.thewormbook.com/helmintholog/

Real nameAndrew Brown

LocationSaffron Walden, England

Emailingenstansdarwinwars.com

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Account typepublic, lifetime

URLs http://www.librarything.com/profile/seatrout (profile)
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Member sinceSep 7, 2005

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Awwww, I kinda like the photo--but then I'm a Ramsey Campbell fan!
Thanks so much for fixing the Jules Verne. Every little bit helps. I like your method for getting your books into LT - I know when I was that age I would have loved a job like that!
I am gratified that you have listed a book to which I contributed as a young bookseller, Part III: the Christian Testament Since the Bible. Tim Waterstone's publishing operation (Firethorn Press) was deservedly shortlived, but I have to say it was one of his better titles.
That is a horrible photograph, deeply horrible. Didn't a local, mad photojournalist take a better one of you last year?

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