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All Tomorrow's Parties by William Gibson

Survivor: A Novel by Chuck Palahniuk

Revolutionary Road (Modern American Fiction) by Richard Yates

Motherless Brooklyn by Jonathan Lethem

Ulysses (Gabler Edition) by James Joyce

The Girl in the Fall-Away Dress: Stories by Michelle Richmond

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Ulysses (Gabler Edition) by James Joyce

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The Watch (Norton Paperback Fiction) by Rick Bass

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In the Loyal Mountains: Stories by Rick Bass

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ARTIFICIAL LIFE by Steven Levy

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Survivor: A Novel by Chuck Palahniuk

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The System of the World (The Baroque Cycle, Vol. 3) by Neal Stephenson

Reading the Spenser detective books is a very high brow thing to do.

posted by laytonwoman3rd at 2:46 pm (EST) on Oct 1, 2009

Gibson: Was within easy reach of my desk. ;) I've moved on to adding some books by people I know, which was an interesting experiment. I added Brad Vice's book, and via it found that my friend Michelle participates here, too.

The unowned collection thing is an interesting idea. I do occasionally read stuff that isn't mine, or that I give back to Half Price Books, though that category tends to be mostly stuff I might not want to put out there in public that I read. I must preserve the illusion that I'm exclusively highbrow, and never read things like Spenser detective books, or the entire Dresden series in 6 weeks, etc.

I plead business travel.

posted by uberchet at 12:16 pm (EST) on Sep 14, 2007

gibson fan i see. look forward to seeing more ... btw a lot of folks (including myself, starting lately) keep track of reading in LT, not just personal permanent libraries. they're rolling out a much-requested "collections" feature in the near future (weeks?) that will permit different subcollections, so you can segregate your read-but-unowned from your owned from your wishlist, etc. maybe your spousal unit will appreciate that.

LQ

posted by lquilter at 11:29 am (EST) on Sep 14, 2007

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