So, to keep you amused, I'll show off my stash from this weekend's National Library Book Sale:
Ain't they purty? And all of them cost $2 each, beat that.
Top row: Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast, Victor Pelevin's Omon Ra, Paul Jordan's The Atlantis Syndrome.
Middle row: Ben Tal-Shahar's Happier, Octavio Paz's The Labyrinth of Solitude (English edition!!!), J Minter's Take It Off.
Bottom row: Jim Crace's Being Dead, A Samad Said's Ballad of the Lost Map, DGE Hall's A History of Southeast Asia.
No way I'll finish them anytime soon; some of them never (the History of Southeast Asia was published in 1981, and it seems useful only as an occasional reference tome; worth the small change.)
But honestly, the sale is a great source of texts - it's where I got my Zimbabwe book from, fr'instance.
In other news, I'm concurrently reading Stephen King's On Writing:
2 comments:
DGE Hall! I had to study that book in JC.
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