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Cuentos de Buenos Aires af Manuel Mujica Lainez
The Historian af Elizabeth Kostova
I Am Alive and You Are Dead af Emmanuel Carrere
The Man in the Mirror of the Book - A Life of Jorge Luis Borges af James Woodall
Return of Depression Economics. af Paul Krugman
The Body Artist: A Novel af Don DeLillo
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venner: cassalvira, guardiangrrrl, headrush042, JeremyCShipp, krisa, MissTrudy
interessante biblioteker: 666777, bcquinnsmom, brendanmoody, errantdreams, jalvarezruiz, kawika, LastCall, LisaLynne, littlegeek, lriley, MayorWhitebelly, nperrin, senjmito, tamara_gm3, tgthacker, tom1066
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Medlem: CarlosMcRey
Bibliotek486 bøger — se bibliotek
Anmeldelser84 anmeldelser — se anmeldelser
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Tagsstorage (304), TBR (134), novel (133), GRTB (111), weird fiction (88), food & drink (83), horror (71), 888 (61), borrowed (52) — se alle tags
Grupper30-something LibraryThingers, 75 Books Challenge for 2008, 888 Challenge, A Pearl of Wisdom and Enlightenment, Aikido, Arrested Development, ¡Literatura Argentina!, Books Compared, Crocheters, Cthulhu Mythos — vis alle grupper
YndlingsforfattereRoberto Bolano, Jorge Luis Borges, Julio Cortazar, Philip K. Dick, Umberto Eco, S. T. Joshi, Thomas Ligotti, H. P. Lovecraft, Ricardo Piglia, Mark Richard, Jeff VanderMeer (Fælles favoritter)
Yndlings boghandlerCopperfield's Books, Treehorn Books
Yndlings bibliotekerSonoma County Library - Santa Rosa Central
Om mig Where to start? I was born in Buenos Aires (Borges' hometown) on January 19th (Poe's birthday). The majority of my formative years were spent in Miami. I've lived briefly in the Seattle area and currently reside in Northern California. I've studied physics and economics in college and grad school. (And some German) My German is pretty rusty. My Spanish is pretty good, but I'm most comfortable in English. Anyway, that's it for basic biography.
I've always been a bit of a bookworm. When I was young, it was mostly science fiction (mainly H.G. Wells and Douglas Adams). When I got to high school, I got into cheesy AD&D novels, though I also liked some of the heavier works in my English classes. (The works that stand out from that time are The Sound and the Fury, Macbeth, Siddhartha, and Heart of Darkness.)
(True story: I was the only person in my 8th grade English class who liked Farenheit 451, and that includes the teacher.)
Ironically enough, I credit Lovecraft, whom I discovered the year after I graduated from college, with making me a more avid reader. From when I first read him, I was pretty hooked. First I read all his fiction. Then I started to read Lovecraft pastiches & other Cthulhu Mythos stuff. Then, having gotten bored with that, I got into other authors whose work bears some similarities, which brought me back to my roots through Cortazar and Borges.
Lately, I've become intrigued by HPLs influences and have been exploring 19th Century literature, which I found really dull when I was younger. I've also been trying to explore more contemporary horror outside the narrow Lovecraftian vein. And I've been trying to explore all that Latin American fiction that I've sort of neglected for years.
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Om mit bibliotek A good portion of it is in storage do to a move that has left me without much space for the time being. The absence of books has inspired something of a binge of book buying, and I've discovered the joy of library book sales.
Anyway, there's a fair amount of Lovecraft and Cthulhu Mythos, back from when I was exploring that tradition. Also, anything by Thomas Ligotti that I can afford.
A good portion of it is stuff I've held onto for years, some of which I've inherited. (I have a certain hesitance to give up any book that has come into my hands, especially if I haven't read it.) There are some classics in there I keep meaning to read.
Anything tagged "borrowed" was at some point borrowed, either from the library or a friend, and so is not actually part of my collection.
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Medlem sidenDec 2, 2006

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Just wanted to say, very nice review of Moby Dick. That one is near the top of my TBR pile and I enjoyed your opinion of it.
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