That's weird. Lemme try again!
'Ariel'
Literary Buffistas 3: Don't Parse the Blurb, Dear.
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
If that *still* doesn't yield anything (it's coming from a .net address) let me know and I'll break into my work account. After roundly cursing my isp.
Would it be easier for me to email you? Is your profile address good?
Tried my other account. I swear. (I don't have a profile address up cause I'm paranoid that way.)
I just tested my local email and it is sending to at least my work, so you might want to see if I'm being filed as junk or gmail is being a shit. Dangit, I WILL send you this book!
Got it and backflung!
Yay! It worked!
OK, I'm enjoying paging through my books online as much as I am sitting on the couch, reading the titles from across the room. Or organizing them in a shelf by topic. This is a sickness, right?
This is a sickness, right?
Yes.
Shut.up.
I won't tag at home. Too slow with the dialup (though the isbn scanning is remarkably fast! ) so I do that at work when... I should be working. So far, tagging has started with "what I've not read" which is actually a boon. Makes me want to read those books! But looking at the titles, it is interesting to find tendencies I wouldn't have noticed before. I know about the foreign affairs, mid east/central europe/USSR-Russia stuff. The heavy latina lit thing is a revelation. I knew I identified with that, found a home in it, but... I really love that stuff.
The member library still contains 5402 books. I am unduly irritated by that.