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Tagshistory (239), CanLit (211), Canada (171), mystery (92), classic (76), humour (61), biography (50), British (46), science (42) — se alle tags

Grupper1001 Fantasy Roadies, 15th Century Europe, 18th Century British Literature, 18th-19th Century Britain, 30-something LibraryThingers, Aerial Warfare, Agatha Christie, Amateur Historians, Anglophiles, Annus mirabilisvis alle grupper

YndlingsforfattereMargaret Atwood, R. F. Delderfield, Helen Forrester, Dorothy L. Sayers, Sheri S. Tepper, Connie Willis, P.G. Wodehouse (Fælles favoritter)

Yndlings boghandlerAudreys Books, Chapters - St. Albert, Old Strathcona Books

Yndlings bibliotekerDevon Public Library, Edmonton Public Library - Stanley A. Milner Library (Main Branch), Edmonton Public Library - Whitemud Crossing Branch, Fort Saskatchewan Public Library, Leduc Public Library, Spruce Grove Public Library, St. Albert Public Library, Stony Plain Public Library, Strathcona County Library

andre favoriterEdmonton Journal "Raise a Reader" Book Drive & Sale, Lions Book Sale

Om mig "Wear the old coat and buy the new book." --Austin Phelps

"Even when reading is impossible, the presence of books acquired produces such an ecstasy that the buying of more books than one can read is nothing less than the soul reaching towards infinity... we cherish books even if unread, their mere presence exudes comfort, their ready access, reassurance."
--- A.E. Newton

Om mit bibliotek Slowly (very slowly!) being entered into LibraryThing. Our library is very chaotic at the present time -- many books are still in boxes.

"The worst thing about new books is that they keep us from reading the old ones." -- Joseph Joubert

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Greetings, Mrs. B!

Just checking to see if the package arrived yet. Guess
it's riding the same tortoise.

Hope all is well in the North!

Cate
Hi,

Just to let you know that I posted the Virago anniversary booklet on friday, via airmail so hopefully it won't take too long!

Dee (Soupdragon)
Hi! Did you get to the book sale, and if so, did you get anything good? I tried to keep an eye out for Virago Modern Classics, but didn't see any. However there were stacks of boxes that never got unpacked and who knows what treasures they contained?

I ended up with a good stack of books - 5 large gardening books, 4 mysteries, some SF/fantasy (some I had but was able to get better copies), and some other odds and ends. Mostly free as volunteers get credit for time worked to apply to book purchases.

I helped pack up on Sunday night - most of the boxes that didn't get unpacked have been put in storage for next year, along with the leftover mysteries and SF and a few other things, but some areas just went in the recycle (like the computer books, most of which were too old already and won't be made more useful by a year in storage, and the "self help" books, which sold really badly).

I'm compiling ideas for next year to pass on to the organizers (with, of course my permission to ignore what I say - they won't hurt my feelings). It was interesting to see what sold and what didn't, and frustrating to have so little space to get everything out on tables. If you have suggestions, let me know and I'll add them to the list.
Hi! I will get your book in the mail by Monday, if not before.

The painting on my profile page is by John William Waterhouse, one of the pre-Raphaelite painters. He did a lot of portraits for Shakespearean characters; this one is Ophelia.
Hi sqdancer! If you're still interested, we've got out group read of Godel, Escher, Bach finally up and rolling. The first discussion thread is here. I hope you'll join us!

Cheers,
Dani
I just added the Edmonton Journal Raise A Reader Book sale to LT Local (as a fair/festival). Have you been in previous years? Great event. Billions of books. Of course, most of them are junk health and pop fiction, but there are some gems. Best part - I volunteer and volunteers get first pick :)
I saw the duplicate for EPL was gone. Thanks! I hope they actually pay attention and add events to their locations. I may add a few more bookstores myself at lunchtime but I'm away all weekend so won't get anything else in until next week so you'll probably beat me again :)

Definitely too bad about Laurie Greenwood closing. I guess she's going to stay in the book trade, but doing more promotion type work - author readings and stuff. There was something in the Journal and on RadioActive.

Alhambra is a good used bookstore - they have the usual range, including lots of Canadiana. My sister collects books about the North and she got a few items there. I mostly buy SF, mysteries, and gardening books, and have purchased all three there in the past. Not a great selection of kids' books, but then most don't.

There's a newish used bookstore across from where Athabasca Books used to be that is quite good, too. I discovered it a couple of weeks ago.

I wonder if Tim and co would mind if we added locations for thrift stores? Some of them have quite large book sections. I won't add them yet, but will think on it a while and maybe consult.
Good job on adding venues for Edmonton & area to LibraryThingLocal! I notice one of the librarians from EPL didn't bother to check and added a duplicate for EPL's main branch. Left him a message but I don't think there's a way of combining or deleting entries yet.

Did you know Laurie Greenwood is closing her shop?
Thanks for being so encouraging. I'm a complete fraud on Thucydides, as I've never read the whole of the Peloponnesian War in English or Greek. I've been very much a cherry-picker. The translation I have used is Rex Warner's in the Penguin Classics series. However, on LibraryThing I've seen the Landmark Thucydides praised - especially for its maps. Good maps are definitely important for understanding. In fact, you've inspired me, and I'm going to order a copy through Amazon. There is another modern translation by Donald Kagan. Mary Renault brilliantly uses Thucydides' description of the setting off of the Athenian expedition to Sicily in The Last of the Wine. I wonder if you might be interested in another Greek expedition: Xenophon's Anabasis translated by Robin Waterfield as The Expedition of Cyrus. It's not high-brow but great fun. Waterfield's book on this is Xenophon's retreat and is a good read.
Thank you very much for solving my editing profile problem. Durrh! I've posted a message on the group, in case anyone else is as stupid as me. I've also added some(too much)information about my profile picture. I read about the quarries when learning Greek 40 years ago, so it was a real thrill actually to visit them.
Hi!
Thanks for replying to my question about the Readercon. Love your library BTW. It's a bit far away from me also, I'm in Key West.
All the best,
krisa
Yes,we have an advanced reader copy-my sweetie is Connie's webmaster. The stories have been published previously,but a lot of the have not been collected-they appeared in magazines or obscure anthologies first. I think it's well worth getting-I mean there were stories my sweetie doesn't have and he's a fanatic collector of her work. Basically,I do think it's worth the money-her whole career is really well represented.
Have you taken a lokk at The Winds of Marble Arch yet?
Thanks for joining the bioethics group! I look forward to your contributions =)
Actually, a stop in Calgary is planned. It may not pan out, but steps are being taken.

Glad to have a complete stranger interested in my novel. Now, if I can interest everyone else in Canada to purchase a copy, I might be able to retire.
Dear sqdancer:
How did you get a copy of my novel Shelf Monkey? It hasn't even been released yet. Or are you my first pre-order?
Hi, thanks for joining the Used Books group!
Glad to see you too!
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