[Madness]

Topically, I have to select some of those books to read over the summer, read and unread.

[Raizen]

You guys should really just set up a secret library somewhere (preferably away from any warring factions of Gnosis wielding maniacs) and send your extra books there 

[Alia]

I give my spare books to a local pub/cafe that caters to s-f/fantasy/gaming fans. They have loads of s-f and fantasy books and magazines on the shelves, maps of Middle Earth, Warhammer world and Westeros on the walls, that kind of stuff.

[Raizen]

....that place sounds like paradise lol I'm jealous

[Wilshire]

LMAO! Road trip with Wilshire?! Come pick me (and my books up) in two weeks and you can drop me off in South Western Ontario on your way back .

Well if you are state-side sometime let me know

I give my spare books to a local pub/cafe that caters to s-f/fantasy/gaming fans. They have loads of s-f and fantasy books and magazines on the shelves, maps of Middle Earth, Warhammer world and Westeros on the walls, that kind of stuff.

Amazing

You guys should really just set up a secret library somewhere (preferably away from any warring factions of Gnosis wielding maniacs) and send your extra books there 

Then neither of us would have the books lol.
But a TSA forum member stocked library would be entertaining.

[Madness]

You guys should really just set up a secret library somewhere (preferably away from any warring factions of Gnosis wielding maniacs) and send your extra books there 

Is it possible to make a group Goodreads library?

I give my spare books to a local pub/cafe that caters to s-f/fantasy/gaming fans. They have loads of s-f and fantasy books and magazines on the shelves, maps of Middle Earth, Warhammer world and Westeros on the walls, that kind of stuff.

That is awesome... I would, however, like to retain my minimal library in the future.

LMAO! Road trip with Wilshire?! Come pick me (and my books up) in two weeks and you can drop me off in South Western Ontario on your way back .

Well if you are state-side sometime let me know

Mayhaps, one day.

You guys should really just set up a secret library somewhere (preferably away from any warring factions of Gnosis wielding maniacs) and send your extra books there 

Then neither of us would have the books lol.
But a TSA forum member stocked library would be entertaining.

+1 the bold.

[Alia]

I give my spare books to a local pub/cafe that caters to s-f/fantasy/gaming fans. They have loads of s-f and fantasy books and magazines on the shelves, maps of Middle Earth, Warhammer world and Westeros on the walls, that kind of stuff.

Amazing

No wonder that it's the place where I meet my nerdy friends almost every Thursday evening. Not to mention that they also have a great range of original beers from small breweries.

Madness - I have, like, 40 big thrash bags of books on my shelves (that was 2 years ago, when we decided to have our walls painted and had to take the books off the shelves and put them into bags). But for example, when I got married, it turned out I have similar literary taste to my husband (well, no wonder), so we had a lot of duplicates. And these we took to the pub.

[Wilshire]

Microbrews as well?! Thats really not even fair. I've never even heard of a place that is anything close to that.

[Cüréthañ]

All the pubs here are covered in football. :-( (Rugby and AFL - not even the type of football I can enjoy from a tactical perspective...)

Well, there is a Mana Bar in town but that's for Gamer kids imo.

[Srancy]

Annals by Baron Pyotr Wrangel, White Army General during the Russian Civil War (He is the Black Baron in http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sd-oorFc-Oo)
Fighting for the Confederacy by E.P. Alexander, Chief of Artillery in the Army of Northern Virginia (famous for Pickett's Charge)

Rarely do I read anything past 1930

[Madness]

I give my spare books to a local pub/cafe that caters to s-f/fantasy/gaming fans. They have loads of s-f and fantasy books and magazines on the shelves, maps of Middle Earth, Warhammer world and Westeros on the walls, that kind of stuff.

Amazing

No wonder that it's the place where I meet my nerdy friends almost every Thursday evening. Not to mention that they also have a great range of original beers from small breweries.

! What is this magical place? That sounds amazing!

Madness - I have, like, 40 big thrash bags of books on my shelves (that was 2 years ago, when we decided to have our walls painted and had to take the books off the shelves and put them into bags). But for example, when I got married, it turned out I have similar literary taste to my husband (well, no wonder), so we had a lot of duplicates. And these we took to the pub.

That's cool. There is a take one/leave one shelf a coffee shop I like to frequent and I leave Bakker books there - I only have four copies of TWP left to leave (though, I've never take a book).

I should have taken a picture of the pile before I put it in storage. Oh well... It's been a busy weekend of socializing and getting prepared to head back to the part of Canada that is firmly stuck in 'Merica.

Also, Wilshire, I learned that it actually would have been feasible to stick a box on a greyhound - after my books were locked away in my friend's storage . I wish you could have enjoyed them for the summer.

Microbrews as well?! Thats really not even fair. I've never even heard of a place that is anything close to that.

+1 - Most of my nerd-type friends (I never get the distinction right) aren't big drinkers either .

Well, there is a Mana Bar in town but that's for Gamer kids imo.

What the fuck, Canada... That's it. I'm opening something like this... a boozy coffee shop with lots of book shelves and board games. It's going on the To-Do List. If I have it my way, there will a smoking patio .

EDIT: K, sorry, real off-topic.

For the record, the first non-school book I'm reading is a recently released textbook on sociology.

Global Sociology - Cohen & Kennedy

[Wilshire]

What the fuck, Canada... That's it. I'm opening something like this... a boozy coffee shop with lots of book shelves and board games. It's going on the To-Do List. If I have it my way, there will a smoking patio .

iight well if you need a wealthy investor let me know.

[Madness]

Thanks, Wilshire. Yay !

Rereading: The Darkness That Comes Before, The Mind and The Brain.

Looking to find and read: Getting to Maybe

[Royce]

Finished book 3 in the Neverness Series by Zindell. Need a little break now:)
Dark Ages of America, Morris Berman
Also started on Lights by M John Harrison(The Kefahuchi tract series)
Bhagavad Gita. I will try and plow through some "holy texts" in the future, just to see whats up.

Forgot to mention VALIS by PKD.

[locke]

started Piketty's Capital in the 21st century