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About meI work at a small academic library near Oxford. Why I do this, too, is beyond me...

About my libraryI moved to Oxford in early 2006 with a box of forty books; how they grow... The ones listed here are only those I have to hand; the remainder are in storage elsewhere, and not listed.

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Member sinceSep 15, 2005

Currently readingThe Scottish Nation: 1700-2007 by T.M. Devine
The Last Revolution: 1688 and the Creation of the Modern World by Patrick Dillon
Are You Ready for the Country? by Peter Doggett
I May be Some Time: Ice and the English Imagination by Francis Spufford
The Oxford History of the British Army by David Chandler
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Great review on Altered Carbon. I just wrote one myself, so it's interesting seeing someone else write one right when I finished the novel.
I just saw your little review of the Civil Defense Guidebook, Advising the Householder on Protection against Nuclear Attack. If you don't know it already, you very much must watch Duck and Cover produced by the US Federal Civil Defense Administration. (I couldn't tell if your book was US or UK).
It is your fault I have bought a paid membership, after hemming and hawing about it. This now means I have to go catalog the *rest* of my books. Curse you!
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