Random books from trav's library
The book on the bookshelf by Henry Petroski
Food Editors' Favorites Cookbook by Newspaper Food Editors and Writers Association (U. S.)
Better Homes and Gardens New Cook Book With Test Kitchen Tips
Women Bookbinders, 1880-1920 by Marianne Tidcombe
Does America's Economy Promote Social Justice? by Various
Chomsky for Beginners (For Beginners) by David Cogswell
The Sunday Wife: A Novel by Cassandra King
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Member: trav
CollectionsYour library (544), Currently reading (2), Read but unowned (28), All collections (544)
Reviews65 reviews — see reviews
Tagsfiction (123), cookbook (72), history (68), books about books (58), reference (46), biography (44), 1st (37), political science (36), essay (35), religion (29) — see all tags
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Groups30-something LibraryThingers, Amazon's Kindle, Birmingham Alabama, Book Design!, Bookcases: If You Build/Buy Them, They Will Fill, Books on Books, Cover Art, Cover Design Junkies, Covers, Deep South — show all groups
Favorite authorsNicholas A. Basbanes, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Bill Bryson, Michael Chabon, Chip Kidd, Gabriel García Márquez, Donna Tartt (Shared favorites)
Favorite bookstoresAlabama Booksmith, Greencup Books, Jim Reed Books / Museum of Fond Memories
About meJust a guy in need of more bookshelves.
About my libraryA 'jclc' tag denotes a library loan. I only catalog loans, if I have read and reviewed the book. All the other titles are ours and crammed in corners, weighing down shelves or stacked and serving as bedside tables.
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I like to keep current with and maintain complete series but I am out of space on the shelves that I own and am teetering on the edge of claustrophobia due to lack of clear wall space. In theory, I am a aesthestic minimalist. I would like to eliminate the hard copies of some of the trivia and use the space for the stuff I am going to read hard and put away annotated.
I am just, just beginning to make the transition from snail mail delivery to e-magazines. So far, I pull them all down from Amazon. I may try to get creative later.
I have started posting my Kindle fiction to LT in its own collection. What I would like from Amazon is a more robust dictionary option. I will suggest it.
I suspect my answer is less interesting than you were hoping.
posted by bk04011 at 4:19 pm (EST) on Jun 25, 2009