Member tapestry100(he/him)
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- 50 Book Challenge, 75 Books Challenge for 2010, 75 Books Challenge for 2011, 75 Books Challenge for 2012, 75 Books Challenge for 2013, 75 Books Challenge for 2015, 75 Books Challenge for 2016, 75 Books Challenge for 2018, 75 Books Challenge for 2019, 75 Books Challenge for 2020, Club Read 2009, Comics, Early Reviewers, FantasyFans, Folio Society Devotees, LTers with dogs, Made into a Movie, One LibraryThing, One Book, The Green Dragon, The YA Readers
- Joined
- Sep 8, 2006
- Real Name
- David
- About My Library
My library grows at a far more accelerated rate than it is read. It seems that I either can't stop myself from going into the local bookstores on a regular basis, or can't stop myself from buying at least one volume while I'm there. Both scenarios seem to present a problem, as I live up the road from several indie bookstores, and my friends and I still frequent the local Barnes & Noble so much so that the employees know us all by name (it's like Cheers!).
As far as my library, it's a little bit of this, a little bit of that. I usually find either a subject or an author that catches my interest, and start focusing on buying books in that particular genre or by that particular author. Nothing like a little self-diagnosed OCD to make life fun!
As mentioned, I buy more books than I can read at any given point, and for a while I tried to keep a stack of books by the bed of what I wanted to read next, but when that stack grew into three, I decided that might not be the best idea. Sometimes I think I need to reduce my library or at least buy less, but as my good friend Sarah says, "One can never have too many books."- About Me
- Well, I think it's a given that like everybody on here, I like books. And reading. You'll generally find me in the stacks of the SFF/horror sections of any bookstore, but I do like to read a wide variety of genres.
I live in Lansing MI with my dog, Vader, and his kitty sister, Rey. Yes, I am that nerd that names his fur kids after Star Wars characters.
I recently shifted careers; after 26 years as the Creative Director of a small, independently owned community resource guide, I'm now the Graphic Art Supervisor for Dart Container. I oversee the department that handles the art for most cups/plates/etc that you'll find in many restaurants (McD's, Starbucks, Tim Hortons, etc), as well as Solo products. It's quite the career change, but I'm ready to start a new chapter in my life. - Location
- Lansing, MI
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- http://www.frommybookshelf.com/
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Bookstores: A Novel Concept, Barnes & Noble Booksellers - Lansing Mall, Bettie's Pages, Coast City Comics & Fun Box Monster Emporium, Deadtime Stories, Green Hand Bookshop, Nicola's Books, Schuler Books & Music, Schuler Books & Music - Eastwood, Schuler Books & Music - Okemos, The Robin Books, Wayfaring Booksellers
Libraries: Delta Township District Library
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