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04.09.2006, 05:36 PM
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Yeah, I guess the thread is pretty odd. I just wanted to see other people's collections. Sounds like you got yours real organized Hip P. I plan to sort mine soon. Probably group the authors together since most of my stuff is fiction. I'd also like to get some non-fiction history type books. Don't really know where to start. I want to get something on Napoleon, but I'd also like to read about the periods of music, Barouqe, Classical, Romantic.. |
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04.09.2006, 05:43 PM
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here are my shelves...
   we have a room dedicated as a library which holds all the books, half the CD's, some of the vinyl and none of the DVDs. The books are kind of organised: Art books, text books, non-fiction then fiction. The CDs are by spoken word, classical, jazz, world, hip-hop and rock then all are alphabetical and chronological. |
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04.09.2006, 08:03 PM
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looks messy to me. (to hip priest.)
holy friggen posts hip |
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04.09.2006, 08:06 PM
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Mine is more of a stack than an acutal book shelf. Nothing special, just some Dr. Seuss and an Edgar Allan Poe book.
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04.09.2006, 09:50 PM
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 Alright, I'm not the biggest reader, so I have a small collection. I usually just borrow from friends. I am buying more lately tho since most of them are outta town and I have a job again. I'm in trainspotting right now and loving it. It's cool becuz right before that one I was reading a clockwork orange. I need to find another book written in dialect/fake-language next/.
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I'm a big proponent of public libaries. Sort of a waste of paper to buy new books when you can get them from the library.
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It's not actually messy (in the sense that it'ssorted into section), but yes, I need more space to neaen things up. Half the problem is the varying sizes of books and all he related ephemera that I collect too. The plan is to have nice shelves put all the way up that wall.
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Here's my bookshelf
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Don't worry i do read though i just don't buy books i borrow them from friends
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