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Ted Witham

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CollectionsWriting (12), Donated to Trinity (33), St Francis and Franciscans (54), Education - Religious, Christian, general (148), Your library (904), Wishlist (1), Currently reading (3), To read (10), Read but unowned (33), All collections (964)

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TagsChristianity (130), (118), religious education (76), spirituality (76), children (72), Christian education (69), history (68), fiction (65), Western Australia (61), Australia (56) — see all tags

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GroupsA Pearl of Wisdom and Enlightenment, Australian LibraryThingers, Catholic Tradition, French Connection, Radio National Bookshow, Reading Globally, Renaissance Europe

Favorite authorsIsaac Asimov, Greg Bear, Jerome W. Berryman, Saint, Cardinal Bonaventure, Albert Camus, Ilia Delio, Eugène Ionesco, Ken Follett, T. R. Frame, St. Francis of Assisi, God, Thomas H. Groome, Simon Haynes, Gerard Manley Hopkins, Eugène Ionesco, Terence J. Lovat, Parker J. Palmer, John H. Westerhoff III (Shared favorites)

Favorite bookstoresBarefoot Books, New Edition Bookshop, St John's Books

About meI read - lots. I have at least one novel and one non-fiction book on the go all the time. Thrillers, some crime fiction and "literary" novels engage me most. My interests in non-fiction centre around theology, world religions, Franciscan spirituality, politics and chronic pain.

About my libraryMy collection is basically a professional Religious Education library, with a good sprinkling of Franciscan titles. I enjoy the generous inter-library loan facilities of my local public library, and borrow books rather than buy them.

Homepagehttp://tedwitham.wordpress.com/; www.blognow.com.au/twitham

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