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Recently Purchased/Borrowed

on-line, and in-line at the bookstore

Recent on-line purchases:

- Monasteries in the Landscape
- Behind the Scenes at Time-Team


The local Borders is having a closing sale. Here is what I bought for less than 30$:

- Best Ever Curry (Indian food cookbook, 256 pages)
- Absolute Victory (WWII photos, 250pages)
- Atlas of the Celtic World (the illustrated story of Celtic migrations, 400 pages)
- Ultimate Words You Should Know (448 pages)
- Outstanding Perenials for the Southern climate (225 pages)
- 50 Mathematical Ideas You Really Should Know (200 pages)
- The Complete Guide to Rocks and Minerals (250 pages)

Too bad bookstores don't also sell additional "reading time" to add to our 24-hour days...!
 
Homer's Odyssey by Gwen Cooper
Arafel's Saga by C.J. Cherryh

The latter book was on a table by the door marked for one dollar. I went in for the former book and it wasn't in it's usual place with the other animal books. Then I turned around and it was on a display table behind me. So I was pleased. ;)
 
Used book store at the airport. I was traveling this weekend.

Love in the Time of Cholera - Gabriel García Márquez
Yellow Dog - Martin Amis
The Poisonwood Bible - Barbara Kingsolver

I'm reading Yellow Dog now.
 
Homecoming - Bernhard Schlink

Tobias Smollett - Jeremy Lewis

When the Light Goes - Larry McMurtry
 
The Dead Don't Lie by Stuart M. Kaminsky
The Painter of Battles by Arturo Perez-Reverte
The Terminal Spy by Alan S. Cowell

The Visitor by Lee Child
Vlad by C.C. Humphreys
Private Eye Stories edited by Bill Pronzini and Martin H. Greenberg
Dear and Glorious Physician by Taylor Caldwell
 
Two dollar books have been my undoing this day. Six horror selections have been added to my shelf.

A Gathering of Crows - Brian Keene
Bestial and Ravenous - Ray Garton
Savage - Richard Laymon
Wolf's Gambit - W.D. Gagliani
Brides of the Impaler - Edward Lee
 
Two dollar books have been my undoing this day. Six horror selections have been added to my shelf.

A Gathering of Crows - Brian Keene
Bestial and Ravenous - Ray Garton
Savage - Richard Laymon
Wolf's Gambit - W.D. Gagliani
Brides of the Impaler - Edward Lee


Six books for ten dollars?!? Not too shabby:flowers:
 
I must really be horror deprived if I'm getting this excited about having all these books on my shelves! ;) Must be too much fantasy and historical fiction.
 
I got the following from Book Depository recently:

* Wizardry and Wild Romance, Michael Moorcock - (Non-fiction) Treatise on fantasy by a fantasy grandmaster.
* The Traitor, Michael Cisco - (SF, I think) Recommended highly by an author I respect.
* Cheek by Jowl, Ursula Le Guin - (Non-fiction) Treatise on fantasy/sf by a fantasy/sf grandmaster.
* Fantasy Writer's Assistant, Jeffrey Ford - (I have no idea what this is) Recommended highly by an author I respect.
* Finch, Jeff Vandermeer - (SF, I think) Geez, I'm so good at categorizing books, I realize.
 
The hubby got me a Kindle for Christmas. I uploaded the following on Christmas Day:
Dracula - Bram Stoker (my old copy ended up in the pool at the beach last year)
Gulliver's Travels Into Several Remote Regions of the World - Jonathan Swift
1984- George Orwell
Serial -Jack Kilborn & Blake Crouch
How to Drink -Victoria Moore
House of Dark Shadows -Robert Liparulo
The Stange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde -Robert Louis Stevenson
The Journey to the Centre of the Earth -Jules Verne
The War of the Worlds-H.G. Wells
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz -Frank Lyman
Les Miserables -Victor Hugo
The Princess Bride: S. Morgenstern's Classic Tale of Love and High Adventure -William Goldman
The Complete Works of Edgar Allan Poe
John Dies at the End -David Wong
War and Peace -Leo Tolstoy
Great Expectations -Charles Dickens
The Girl Next Door -Jack Ketchum
 
Buffalo Airways

After watching ICE PILOTS NWT on the history channel, I purchased a copy of "Buffalo Airways - Diamonds, DC-3s and 'Buffalo Joe' McBryan" by Canadian author Darrell Knight.

The book was written by an insider "ex-pat" from Buffalo Joe's unorthodox DC-3 airline...fairly interesting and well-written (so far), for an unknown author.
 
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