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chipper Well, it sucked me in. I've gotten myself the paid account at LibraryThing. UberTumbleweed, for those interested. The Fun Statistics are very fun indeed. Right now, 10 of my books are only shared with one other user.
I will no longer have to worry what I'll do to recover my books if anything Tragic ever happens to my parents' basement. Well, once I enter the backlog. Maybe I'll be able to do it before summer is over.
On another book-related note, I kind of lead my dad to believe I had promised not to buy any new books until I got my Unread piles to under 200 books. (Yes, I really do own about 300 books that I have never read.) But, um. Today I bought 8 new books. It's not my fault! They're so pretty and soft and succulent, with that matte trade paperback finish and glorious blurbs on the back! Not my fault!
May 14 2006, 19:11:23 UTC 6 years ago
May 15 2006, 04:16:34 UTC 6 years ago
May 21 2006, 17:33:35 UTC 6 years ago
I'm with you on the un-read books. I managed to get most of my novels finished *coughexceptfor50cough* but I've still got about 100 unread non-fiction books. WHY DO I KEEP BUYING THEM? I'm hardly ever in the mood to read them when I'm studying. When I'm done with my fantastically interesting (hrm) books on discourse analysis or post-colonialism my brain just isn't up for anything that requires actual thought. Um. Yeah. /rant
Anonymous
January 9 2007, 03:25:05 UTC 5 years ago
and is not that the commnoest infirmity of declining life?
HelloG'night
March 12 2009, 22:24:25 UTC 3 years ago
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