Eric's bookcases
"Three shots of my collection.
Two views are necessary to show the 35+ year pile of (mostly) paperbacks I have amassed. I have read all but the top three shelves in the right-hand photo. Those are the 10-year backlog of Unread Books....
The bottom three shelves are "non-science-fiction" titles... mostly detective and adventure/thriller types.
All the rest are of the general category of Science Fiction & Fantasy.
Regrettably, with the advent of the Internet, my book reading has greatly slowed. Too many Salted Peanuts online...!
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The third picture is of my shelves of old reference and history. Might as well keep my 1980 Britannica; the InterT00b might go out, and I will want to look up Amphibia... Also shown: (tan and red) Science and Invention set. Lower level left- (dark blue) The Story of the Great War; right- (green with gold lettering) 1927 History of Nations. A few other items... circa 1900 Unabridged dictionary ... some Fringe Science / Fringe Technology publications... maps and atlases... Do I get a frosted cupcake from the Greek bakery for my Horrendous pile?"
Please give us your best sci-fi picks! Especially recent sci-fi. Reading my first Iain Banks now! Also enjoy Peter Hamilton.
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