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A slight case of overbombing....

Posted 26th March 2011 at 10:12 PM by chopper
....or, the size of my TBR pile.
  • Peter F Hamilton - Fallen Dragon (bought years back from a clearance on Fargate for 99p, never quite started it)
  • Peter V Brett - Painted Man
  • Ian R MacLeod - The Light Ages (first edition hardback, 74p, The Works, Doncaster. Perfect condition. You really can't argue with that, can you?)
  • David A Durham - Acacia
  • GRRM/Dozois (eds) - Songs of the Dying Earth (hardback from The Works)
  • Joe Abercrombie - Last Argument of Kings
  • Richard Miles - Carthage Must Be Destroyed
  • Brandon Sanderson - Final Empire
  • Peter Ackroyd - Shakespeare: The Biography
  • David Andress - 1789
  • Judith Herrin - Byzantium
  • Bettany Hughes - Helen of Troy
  • Mark Helprin - Winter's Tale
  • Neal Stephenson - Anathem (American hardback, first edition, from The Works)
  • Neal Stephenson - The Confusion
  • Alison Weir - Eleanor of Aquitaine
  • Susanna Clarke - Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
  • Paul Kearney - Hawkwood & the Kings
  • R Scott Bakker - The Thousandfold Thought
I'm an accomplished charity-shopper, as well as a conneisseur of The Works, but a good few of those are full-price purchases from Waterstones as well as gifts. Some of these books are probably never going to get read unless I break a leg. Or two.
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    You want your legs broken? I'm on me way; it's a speciality learned from my Father big boy.

    This time tomorrow, you'll be reading all those books!!
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    Posted 27th March 2011 at 12:28 AM by Gary Compton Gary Compton is offline
 

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