From the Encyclopedia of Arda:
The most tragic of Tolkien's heroes, Túrin, son of Húrin and cousin to Tuor, was in his time the most feared of Men by the servants of Morgoth. He did great service to both Doriath and Nargothrond, and is famed for slaying Glaurung, Father of Dragons, but the curse of Morgoth was on him, and evil followed him always. In the Forest of Brethil he came upon his own sister, but through the spells of Glaurung they did not know each other, and wed. After Nienor discovered the truth, she threw herself to her death, and in despair Túrin fell upon his own sword.
Sumi, you've posted that twice--once whitefonted, once not.
Whee! The b.org LibraryThing book count has updated (11266) and so has the Zeitgeist page.
OK. Cuecatting my books in is fun.
Now I want a DVDThing and a CDThing.
I also want a BooksI'veReadButDon'tOwnThing.
I also want a BooksI'veReadButDon'tOwnThing.
I've been going through my Suggestions and adding the one's I've read but don't own to my Catalog with a ReadNotOwn tag. I'm not sure it's a good idea, but I can't stop myself.
Yeah, I'm sorely tempted to do the same thing myself. Particularly since I already keep a record of the books I read, and it would be SO handy to have that info in a database like LibraryThing...
(OMG, stop the madness! At least until I don't have Actual Library School Homework to do anymore!)
I can't do that. Throwing the count off would really bug me. It might be worth setting up a separate account for that, though.
It might be worth setting up a separate account for that, though.
Oh, I like that idea even better!
I actually was looking at other people's libraries and there was one guy who does add books he's read but doesn't own or no longer owns. (He tags them that way.)
I've discovered a strong Puritan streak that says I can't claim books I don't have physical possession of or can't confirm physical possesson.