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The Archivist - Martha Cooley
KALPA IMPERIAL: THE GREATEST EMPIRE THAT... KALPA IMPERIAL: THE GREATEST EMPIRE THAT NEVER WAS ... Translated by Ursula K. Le Guin. - Angelica. Gorodischer
[Gods, Heroes, and Kings: The Battle for Mythic Britain] (By: Christopher R. Fee) [published: March, 2004] - Christopher R. Fee
The Catcher in the Rye - J.D. Salinger
A People's History of the United States: 1492 to Present - Howard Zinn
China Mountain Zhang - Maureen F. McHugh
A New Reading Goal for a New Year
So, here we are more than a week into the New Year, and I’m taking a little time to discuss my new reading project for the year. On Goodreads last year, I set up a rather ludicrous goal of reading two hundred books in 2016, not really planning on succeeding but just wanting to see how far I got. Well, actually, I ended up reading a few more than that!


It probably did not hurt that I am working now in a major public library system, in which new books, or strange and interesting books new and old alike are constantly passing through my sight. By the end of the year, of all of the books I read, only fifty were taken from my own shelves. That was like around only twenty-five percent my own books! As I have mentioned before, my shelves are rather overflowing right now, so for this year, I’m really going to concentrate on finishing up a few of my own books, of which I have a lot of interesting ones I’ve been itching to read. 

 

As soon as I finish up the pile of library books I’ve got leftover from last year, piled up on top of my chair, of course! This year, then, I'll try to keep myself under two or three library books per month, the rest gleaned from my own, neglected collections. No other "goal" than that, right now! 

 

The books attached to this entry are some of the books I've owned which I've had on my reading list for nearly six years now. Yeesh! 

 

*Theme music for this entry: "Wrapped Up in Books," Dear Catastrophe Waitress, Belle and Sebastian

 

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The Call of Cthulhu and Other Weird Stories - H.P. Lovecraft,S.T. Joshi
Ragged piece of vine or unspeakable cosmic horror from the void between stars?
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My fan-made Splintered Poster

Quote from Splintered by AG Howard

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Sooo I've been buying some books again. 

 

Two (the ones on the left and right ) are from the thrift store. I always love going there because you never know what you are going to find. The books are super cheap,they have a huge variety and it's only 10 minutes away from my house. I love browsing at that place. 

 

The left one is ''Autopsy'' by Howard Olsen. I looked the book up on goodreads when I got home, and the reviews weren't that positive..But the book is a ''medical thriller'' which seemed interesting to me so we'll see what I think about it. And I think the cover is kind of cool with the syringe. Which is also on the spine of the book. 

 

The one on the right is ''Still Life with Crows'' by Preston&Child. I was actually very happy to find this one because I've already been planning on reading a book of the Pendergast series. So it really felt like a lucky find and I'm looking forward to reading it.

 

The one in the middle is a new book which I've bought at my local bookstore. It is Alice in Wonderland in a pretty penguin classic edition. I've read Alice in Wonderland before when I was in high school. But I thought it would be nice to re-read it and to own the book. Since I borrowed it from a friend back when I read it for the first time.

 

 

 

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