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Avainsanat19th Century (164), Fiction (150), History (145), US History (100), Classic Literature (80), 18th Century (72), Historical Fiction (58), UK Literature (45), Women's Studies (43), English Literature (42) — kaikki avainsanat

Ryhmät18th Century British Literature, 18th-19th Century Britain, 888 Challenge, Almack's, Amateur Historians, American Civil War, American History, Doctor Who, Historical Fiction, Historical Mysteriesnäytä kaikki ryhmät

LempikirjailijatJane Austen, Mary Balogh, Suzanne Brockmann, Wilkie Collins, Bernard Cornwell, Georgette Heyer, Carla Kelly, Laura Kinsale, Ted Kooser, Anne McCaffrey, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Pamela Morsi, Maggie Osborne, Wilfred Owen, Ellis Peters, William Shakespeare, LaVyrle Spencer, Alfred Tennyson, Baron Tennyson, Charles Todd, Connie Willis (Yhteiset suosikit)

Tietoja minusta I work at a bookstore and as a costumed interpreter at a living history museum. I facilitate 3 book groups (send out monthly meeting date reminders and keep track of titles). One group reads historical fiction, another classics (fairly loosely defined), and the third reads books to help us as museum interpreters. I also wanted to be in a writing group, so I started one.

As you can tell by my picture, I am a fan of J. W. Waterhouse. Because my books outnumber my bookcases, I have room on my walls for posters by him, Albert Moore, Frederick Leighton, etc. In addition to Pre-Raphaelite art, I love international music (check out Songlines magazine as a great review source), classic movies, and dance.

If you're interested in researching history, especially for purposes of writing fiction, you may be interested in the brand new (as of 19 June 2008) Yahoo!group historical_research, created to replace the departed and dearly missed historicalresearch group that was.

Tietoja kirjastostani I primarily own works of history (military, women's, 19th century, etc.), historical fiction (including mystery and romance), and classics. In general I prefer fantasy to science fiction, but I do have works of science nonfiction in my library. I have 50+ how-to-write books, some of which I've actually read. I worked in desktop publishing for 9 years and to help with that job I acquired books on training, knowledge management, technical communication, markup languages, and software applications.

I sometimes buy books based on beautiful covers. Also on size -- big, fat history books catch my eye every time. In addition to learning about books in bricks-and-mortar and online stores, and on listservs, I read _Publishers Weekly_ (at the library now that it's no longer on newsstands) and _Romantic Times Book Reviews_ magazines. Although it has ceased print publication, you can find Civil War Book Review online. And I get in all kinds of trouble by reading notes and bibliographies in books I already own, leading me to more titles I must acquire.

As of early July 2008 I have maybe 10% of my library catalogued here. All books listed I do actually own, with the exception of a few library books read for groups (tagged "Library Copy"). My wishlist is in a 5-subject notebook (two sections for fiction, two for non-fiction, and one for magazine articles & dissertations).

Tags in progress, if slowly: just over 1/2 of my current catalog is tagged. I'm reimporting books originally entered using Amazon as a data source and adding tags as I go. Most tags should be self-explanatory; however, any tag beginning with "@" is associated with fiction and identifies a place or motif appearing in the novel.

Personal LT wiki page probably to come, although empty now. (I just wanted a direct link from my profile page.)

Feel free, if you stumble across my library, to leave me a comment telling me how you arrived here. In case you don't care to leave a comment, the map will serve as my guestbook.
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The round robin went the way of the dinosaur about three years ago, when Cafe became nearly county-wide. Now, within the 14 Cafe libraries, you place your hold and it's filled from a daily picklist (each library receives a list of what's needed elsewhere on that particular day). Patron names do come up when the item is scanned, but frankly, I'm usually too busy to notice.

Items unavailable through Cafe are requested through the statewide Wiscat system. (Patron-initiated requests are coming some day but have not begun in this county yet.) It's actually more than statewide, as there are cooperating lending agreements with Minnesota and the Dakotas, and their holdings are visible in Wiscat, often in real time. Requests needing to go further afield (and there are plenty of those) are monitored by State Reference and Loan and come by mail from all over the country. I always tell patrons, "Your tax dollars at work!"

BTW, Sheryl left us about three years ago also. Still miss her every day.
Have not seen the McMillen book on Seneca Falls, and I tend to collect university presses when it comes to scholarship. I will definitely look for it. Today I was cleaning out a plastic bin of clippings, mostly about the opening of the Wesleyan Chapel that I attended and Celebrate 98 which was the 150th anniv. of the Seneca Falls Convention and I added several things to my library. I want to include pamphlets and magazines that go with my collections so that I can locate them quickly. Until now they were just piled in odd places and completely inaccessable. That is why I have so many multiple copies!

Diane
Thank you for the comment about my collection. I love to read, but manage to collect only those things that are really my passion. The others I 'loan' out; otherwise I wouldn't have any room here. Because I live in central New York, birthplace of the women's rights movement, I can't help but be interested in women's history and collect those materials. There are so many opportunities here to gather that kind of information!
Diane
What a wonderful library. I look forward to watching it develop as you have time to load the rest of your collection.

Welcome,

Ponder
...much of your time must be taken up welcoming newcomers like myself!

(And you're just about the first person to think that through....)

- Bob
Hi, welcome to LibraryThing.

- Bob

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