BOOKSES!
here you go, f-list bibliophiles. here's what i got. want, take, send me shipping cost... have. :)
hardcover:
the lost world (crichton)
blonde (oates)
i'll take you there (oates)
where the sidewalk ends (silverstein)
100 tiny tales of terror (collected scary story...thing. some of 'em aren't bad. people tend to give me stuff like this like it's going out of style.)
the servant of the bones (rice)
the vampire armand (rice)
vittorio the vampire (rice)
memnoch the devil (rice)
where the wild things are (sendak)
LOTR (softcover, but boxed and heavy) (tolkien)
attention. defecit. disorder. (listi)<-- strange but really cool
the lady and the unicorn (chevalier)
soft cover:
a dictionary of dream symbols (eric ackroyd. not dan. eric.)
alice's adventures through the looking glass (carroll)
mirror, mirror (maguire)
cry to heaven (rice)
merrick (rice)
blood canticle (rice)
blood and gold (rice)
blackwood farm (rice)
red dragon (harris)
hannibal (harris)
the hobbit (tolkien)
marie antoinette (fraser) it's a biography, but it's apparently the one the movie was based on... -shrug-
the tender bar (moehringer)
memoirs of a geisha (goldin)
choke (pahlahniuk)
girl with a pearl earring (chevalier)
death of an oridinary man (duncan) <--- out.stand.ing.
the fall (camus)
siddhartha (hess)
germinal (zola)
the plot against america (roth)
still life with june (greer)
bridget jones's diary (fielding) <-- really funny, and better than those movies make it seem
bridget jones: the edge of reason (fielding) (see note above)
seven types of ambiguity (perlman)
the spanish prisoner/the winslow boy (mamet)
exclusive (fischkin... a really funny book that someone gave me because at the time, it mirrored my life.)
the sisterhood of the travelling pants (brasheres) (shut it, all of you, someone gave it to me)
in love and trouble (alice walker)
the sun also rises (hemingway)
the dark tower: the drawing of the three (king)
the dark half (king)
the shining (king)
veil of roses (fitzgerald)
those who save us (blum) i think everyone should have to read this book. just noting.
the queen's fool (gregory)
the constant princess (gregory)
bee season (goldberg)
the things they carried (o'brien)
harry potter and the sorcerer's stone (rowling)
anita blake series: guilty pleasures- incubus dreams (hamilton; total of 12 books)
harry potter and the chamber of secrets (rowling)
the devil wears prada (weisberger)
a streetcar named desire (williams)
aloud//voices from the nuyorkan poets cafe (albarin/holman)(a book of poetry slam style stuff, it's actually cool)
dancing in the dark, writing for the new yorker (croce)
if you want any books on how to be a newspaper writer, i have a shitload of old textbooks, too. i may just give them to my office.
if you are feelin' the love and want to throw me a dollar over shipping costs for the gtfo fund, so much the better. but you don't have to. just.... take my stuff. :P
ps- cheekybaby... i have a book called 'why buffy matters' that deconstructs the show in a way that's absurd and entertaining. i bought it because it was three bucks at barnes and noble. but it was funny to read.
now all i have to do is PACK EVERYTHING IN MY APARTMENT... GAH. ;)
hardcover:
the lost world (crichton)
blonde (oates)
i'll take you there (oates)
where the sidewalk ends (silverstein)
100 tiny tales of terror (collected scary story...thing. some of 'em aren't bad. people tend to give me stuff like this like it's going out of style.)
the servant of the bones (rice)
the vampire armand (rice)
vittorio the vampire (rice)
memnoch the devil (rice)
where the wild things are (sendak)
LOTR (softcover, but boxed and heavy) (tolkien)
attention. defecit. disorder. (listi)<-- strange but really cool
the lady and the unicorn (chevalier)
soft cover:
a dictionary of dream symbols (eric ackroyd. not dan. eric.)
alice's adventures through the looking glass (carroll)
mirror, mirror (maguire)
cry to heaven (rice)
merrick (rice)
blood canticle (rice)
blood and gold (rice)
blackwood farm (rice)
red dragon (harris)
hannibal (harris)
the hobbit (tolkien)
marie antoinette (fraser) it's a biography, but it's apparently the one the movie was based on... -shrug-
the tender bar (moehringer)
memoirs of a geisha (goldin)
choke (pahlahniuk)
girl with a pearl earring (chevalier)
death of an oridinary man (duncan) <--- out.stand.ing.
the fall (camus)
siddhartha (hess)
germinal (zola)
the plot against america (roth)
still life with june (greer)
bridget jones's diary (fielding) <-- really funny, and better than those movies make it seem
bridget jones: the edge of reason (fielding) (see note above)
seven types of ambiguity (perlman)
the spanish prisoner/the winslow boy (mamet)
exclusive (fischkin... a really funny book that someone gave me because at the time, it mirrored my life.)
the sisterhood of the travelling pants (brasheres) (shut it, all of you, someone gave it to me)
in love and trouble (alice walker)
the sun also rises (hemingway)
the dark tower: the drawing of the three (king)
the dark half (king)
the shining (king)
veil of roses (fitzgerald)
those who save us (blum) i think everyone should have to read this book. just noting.
the queen's fool (gregory)
the constant princess (gregory)
bee season (goldberg)
the things they carried (o'brien)
harry potter and the sorcerer's stone (rowling)
anita blake series: guilty pleasures- incubus dreams (hamilton; total of 12 books)
harry potter and the chamber of secrets (rowling)
the devil wears prada (weisberger)
a streetcar named desire (williams)
aloud//voices from the nuyorkan poets cafe (albarin/holman)(a book of poetry slam style stuff, it's actually cool)
dancing in the dark, writing for the new yorker (croce)
if you want any books on how to be a newspaper writer, i have a shitload of old textbooks, too. i may just give them to my office.
if you are feelin' the love and want to throw me a dollar over shipping costs for the gtfo fund, so much the better. but you don't have to. just.... take my stuff. :P
ps- cheekybaby... i have a book called 'why buffy matters' that deconstructs the show in a way that's absurd and entertaining. i bought it because it was three bucks at barnes and noble. but it was funny to read.
now all i have to do is PACK EVERYTHING IN MY APARTMENT... GAH. ;)