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Obviously I like reading, and I will read nearly anything but my favourites are literature, fantasy, (some) sci-fi, any type of award winner, and lots of non-fiction (politics, social commentary, psychology and self-help, history, philosophy and ethics). I'm not huge on thrillers or romance. Available Books If a book is listed as available on my bookshelf it probably is (unless I have put it into the wild or something and just haven't updated my bookshelf). If you would like it just PM (personal message) me. I'm willing to post internationally to US, Europe and NZ (and other places but it depends on how much it costs, so PM me and we'll discuss). Bookrays I host Orpheus Lost by Janette Turner Hospital. Started June, 2007. To join this bookray PM (personal message) me and I will put you on the list. Click the links to get other details. Bookrays/rings I'm in/expressed interest in Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson, hosted by priceliss Running With Scissors: a memoir by Augusten Burroughs, hosted by magicjessnrach The Mayne Inheritance by Rosamond Siemon, hosted by Hearth-Crafter Lucky Dip Book Bag , hosted by luckydipper COMPLETED 23 Sept 07 Oscar and Lucinda by Peter Carey, hosted by katrinat God is Not Great , hosted by davemurray101 RABCK I have sent Vanishing Acts by Jodi Picoult Jazz by Toni Morrison Self-Hypnosis: easy ways to hypnotize your problems away by Dr Bruce Goldberg Books read in June 07 Orpheus Lost by Janette Turner Hospital Books read in July 07 What's in the Cards for You? Test the Tarot by Mark McElroy Good Karma: How to find it and keep it by Joan Duncan Oliver Theft: a love story by Peter Carey Books read in Aug 07 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by JK Rowlings My Life as a Traitor by Zarah Ghahramani with Robert Hillman (bookring hosted by beaulivre - thanks! Phobias and hot to Overcome Them: understanding and beating your fears by James Gardner and Arthur H Bell Books read in Sept 07 Jazz by Toni Morrison Self-Hypnosis: easy ways to hypnotize your problems away by Dr Bruce Goldberg Unread Books I Own If you've read my posting on the WishList forum about a RABCK give away for early Sept, the answer was '75'. How I ended up with this many books I haven't read I don't know. And so many about the SAME THING! There's no way I'll read them all (some I've had for years) but I plan to read at least one novel and one non-fiction per week to try and get them off my shelves (and to make room for my other books in storage). (And I just bought 5 more on 3 July, 07 at a cheap booksale!). Fiction A Room of One’s Own and Three Guineas by Virginia Woolf (2 in 1 book) NOT AVAILABLE Debt of Bones by Terry Goodkind Fortress of Eagles by CJ Cherryh The Great Pursuit by Tom Sharpe I’ll Take You There by Joyce Carol Oates The Trial by Franz Kafka Love Without Hope by Rodney Hall On Beauty by Zadie Smith On the Edge: 30 Modern Australian Short Stories edited by Barry Oakley Searoad by Ursula Le Guin Tales from Earthsea by Ursula Le Guin The Book of Dave by Will Self Tuvalu by Andrew O’Connor We Need to Talk About Kevin by Lionel Shriver Wren Lines by Billy Jones Non-Fiction Acting Techniques for Everyday Life by Jane Marla Robbins Adult Themes: rewriting the rules of adulthood by Kate Crawford Allen Carr’s Easy Weigh to Lose Weight by Allen Carr America Alone: the end of the world as we know it by Mark Steyn Anxiety Disorders and Phobias: a cognitive perspective by Aaron T Beck and Gary Emery Anxiety, Phobias, & Panic: a step-by-step program for regaining control of your life by Reneau Z Peurifoy Are Men Necessary? when sexes collide by Maureen Dowd AstroFit by William J Evans and Gerald Couzens Astrology for the Soul by Jan Spiller Baby Hunger: the new battle for motherhood by Sylvia Ann Hewlett Being Good: a short introduction to ethics by Simon Blackburn Building Mental Muscle: conditioning exercises for the six intelligence zones by David Gamon and Allen D Bragdon Critical Mass: how one thing leads to another by Philip Ball Daring to Be Yourself by Alexandra Stoddard Demonic Males: apes and the origins of human violence by Richard Wrangham & Dale Peterson Diplomacy: theory and practice by GR Berridge Does Anything Eat Wasps? Questions and answers form the popular ‘Last Word’ column by NewScientist Economics for Dummies by Sean Masaki Flynn Emotion: the science of sentiment by Dylan Evans Ethics for Adversaries by Arthur Isak Applebaum Fear is Power: turn your fears into success: over 100 experts share their secrets by Anthony Gunn Free Yourself From Fears: overcoming anxiety and living without worry by Joseph O’Connor Generation F: sex, power & the young feminist by Virginia Trioli Get Anyone to Do Anything: never feel powerless again – with psychological secrets to control and influence every situation by David J Lieberman Globalization and its discontents by Joseph Stiglitz Goddesses, Whores, Wives & Slaves: women in classical antiquity by Sarah B Pomeroy Hegemony or Survival by Noam Chomsky History of Western Philosophy by Bertrand Russell How Mumbo-Jumbo Conquered the World by Francis Wheen How to Get Stupid White Men Out of Office: the anti-politics, un-boring guide to power by Brown & Wimsatt (eds) Humanity: an emotional history by Stuart Walton Improve Your Financial Quotient: how to use school maths in everyday business by Joan Baker Journals of Ayn Rand by Ayn Rand Keys to Great Writing by Stephen Withers Macroeconomics DeMystified: a self-help teaching guide by August Swanenberg Memo for a Saner World by Bob Brown Men from Stone Age to Clone Age: the science of being male by Bob Beale Money: A History edited by Jonathan Williams No Logo by Naomi Klein Not Quite the Diplomat by Chris Patten Freakonomics: a rogue economist explores the hidden side of everything by Steven D Levitt and Stephen J Dubner Peace of Mind by Dr Ian Gawler Plato’s Children: the state we are in by Anthony O’Hear Quiet by Paul Wilson Seduction: a celebration of sensual style by Caroline Cox Sleep Thinking by Eric Maisel Smart Thinking: skills for critical understanding and writing by Matthew Allen Social Intelligence: the new science of human relationships by Daniel Goleman Stick Your Neck Out: a street-smart guide to creating change in your community and beyond by: service as the path of a meaningful Life by John Graham SynchroDestiny by Deepak Chopra The Accidental American: Tony Blair and the Presidency by James Naughtie The Burning Library: writings on art, politics and sexuality 1969-93 by Edmund White The Career Break Book: swap your briefcase for a passport and live your dream by Lonely Planet The Collapse of Globalism: and the reinvention of the world by John Ralston Saul The Complete Handbook of Novel Writing by Meg Leder, Jack Heffron and various authors The Descent of Woman: the classic study of evolution by Elaine Morgan The Ethics of Waste by Gay Hawkins The Importance of What We Care About by Harry G Frankfurt The Inspector-General of Misconception by Frankmoorhouse The Longest Decade by George Megalogenis The Mask of Motherhood by Susan Maushart The Meditation Year: a seasonal guide to contemplation, relaxation, and visualisation by Jane Hope The Morality of Pluralism by John Kekes The Myth of the Maiden: on being a woman by Joan E Childs The Philosophy Gym: 25 short adventures in thinking by Philip Pullman The President of Good & Evil by Peter Singer The Skin Type Solution: a revolutionary Guide to Your Best Skin Ever by Dr Leslie Baumann The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying by Sogyal Rinpoche Voltaire’s Bastards: the dictatorship of reason in the west by John Ralston Saul Weasel Words: contemporary clichés, cant & management jargon by Don Watson Wifework: what marriage really means for women by Susan Maushart What is this thing called Science? by AF Chalmers You Can Be Happy no matter what: five principles for keeping life perspective by Richard Carlson Zen and the Art of Making a Living: a practical guide to creative career design by Laurence G Boldt My Wishlist

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Star Wars Battlefront II player as ewok main. ;P<br />I don't like first order aerials because their fuel isn't unlimited.

Genetically disabled artist, musician, gamer, and writer.

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Just your standard, good-natured yet grumpy drafthorse. *And I? I stand in the dark with a pick in my hand striking at heads! I need-more desperately than my children need me-a way of seeing in the dark. What way is this? What dark is this? I cannot call it ordained of God. I can't get that far. I will, however, pay it so much homage. There is now, in my mouth, this sharp chain. And it never comes out.* ©Peter Schaffer 1973 EQUUS

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The Fulcrum in the Void is a graphic and prose sci-fi story set on a distant planet far in the future. It explores challenging themes and queer relationships.

leaving the solar system since 2012

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