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Member: wdavidlewis

Library4,575 books — see library

Reviews3 reviews — see reviews

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Tagsgames (445), instruction (443), art (383), programming (300), animation (269), film (249), recreational math/computing (133), go (119), martial arts (118) — see all tags

GroupsAce Doubles, Ask LibraryThing, Bookcases: If You Build/Buy Them, They Will Fill, DAW Books, Deviant Artists, Disney Movie Lovers, Drawn!, FantasyFans, Mathematics, Powell's City of Booksshow all groups

Favorite bookstoresBarnes & Noble Booksellers - University Village, Birdsong Used Books, Black Oak Books - Berkeley, Book Stop, Books Kinokuniya - Seattle, Cinema Books, Feldman's Books, Half Price Books - Bellevue, Half Price Books - Berkeley, Half Price Books - Redmond, Half Price Books - University District, Kepler's Books, Know Knew Books, Magus Books (Seattle), McIntyre and Moore Booksellers, Moe's Books, Page One Bookstore, Page One Too!, Powell's City of Books, Powell's Technical Books, Stuart Ng Books, Title Wave Books, Twice Sold Tales (University District)

About my library All the books here are books I own. Generally my library is a one-way trip for books; they come in and don't go out.

My tastes have evolved a bit over the years. When I was in younger (up to college age), I read a lot of SF and fantasy (still uncatalogued at this point). Once I entered the workforce, my interest turned to technical books. As I matured professionally, it turned to business and team development. Most recently, I'm entering a third phase of my career and doing a bit of a career change. Consequently, I've been collecting more animation and art books. Along the way I also had dalliances with books on Go, chess, films, film-making and writing.

I seem to be entering them somewhat in reverse order. The areas that are left are: books from my childhood (1 shelf), misc overflow shelves (1 shelf), and paperback SF&F (22 shelves, doubled up). I think I've got about seventy percent of my library entered into LT.

I'm kind of dreading the SF&F. Most of it is old enough that there are no bar-codes. A "back of the envelope" calculation (count one shelf and multiply) says I have around 2000. Not looking forward to typing all those ISBNs (and some probably don't even have ISBNs...) Also hoping there will be support for my ACE doubles before I get around to having to figure out how to handle them.

Homepagehttp://www.wilygraphics.com

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Real nameDavid Lewis

LocationSeattle, WA / San Francisco, CA

Emailw.david.lewis+ltgmail.com

Favorite authorsNone specified

Account typepublic, lifetime

URLs http://www.librarything.com/profile/wdavidlewis (profile)
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/wdavidlewis (library)

Member sinceMar 19, 2007

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Hi,
I just saw you added my library and after checking your website, I figure there's a good chance we know some of the same people.
I've been at EA (Redwod City) for about seven years and if you're at a game company in the bay area....well....it's a small world.
Hi...one way of quicker book entry is to do a search for said book and see if anyone else has it in their collection, and then add it to your own.

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