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Silbermann by Jacques de Lacretelle
La défense Loujine by Vladimir Nabokov
L'honneur perdu de Katharina Blum by Heinrich Böll
Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed by Jared Diamond
The Green Years by A.J. Cronin
Les cavernes d'acier by Isaac Asimov
Blade Runner by Philip K. Dick
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CollectionsYour library (327), Read but unowned (53), Singularities (70), nonfiction (46), dramatic works (24), novels (258), poetry (32), shortstories (30), comics (1), somewhere (364), All collections (380)
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Favorite authorsGustave Flaubert (Shared favorites)
Favorite bookstoresBarnes & Noble Booksellers - Toledo - Franklin Park, Borders - Toledo, Furet du Nord, Librairie du flâneur, Marché aux Livres
Favorite librariesBibliothèque-discothèque centrale - Cachan, University of Toledo - Carlson Library
About meClueless pedant, gumshoe chemist and sociopath wannabe.
About my libraryIt's a mess. Actually I hope the site will help me catalogue it. Also I'm not good at criticism (but I really try), and even worse as grading.
Speaking of grading, a few rules :
1/2 is the worst I can give a book. 0 actually means not reviewed.
1 means awful.
2 means very bad, 2 1/2 means severely flawed, 3 means OK-ish
4 means very good
5 means perfect, a complete masterpiece. I try to give only one book per author a 5 to single out his very best work.
I'm into so bad it's good books (and movies, but that's another story) ; when tagged as such the mark reflects that, so a 5/5 is not very good but so bad it's very good.
The 'singular' collection aims to present what few books I read that are not overly known, be they good or bad. Generally the reviews are more detailed for them ; the Internet has little to gain from my reviewing Swift's Gulliver, but if I can interest someone in Montheilet or Linklater... Well.
Also check out my nonfiction collection, it's often what I look at in others.
Also I am always willing to give more detail about a book, drop me a line if you need some.
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posted by Kuiperdolin at 5:20 am (EST) on Dec 5, 2009