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FREE STUFF (take two.)
Okay, let's try this again.
The lists of free books have been updated. I am giving away all the books tagged "togoaway" in my LibraryThing Account.
You can see the list at my LibraryThing account here, or if LT is being buggy, it's up my webspace here.
I am also giving away books from my Dad's library, here at Librarything and and here at my webspace.
If you want any, leave me a comment with titles, and I will send them to you for shipping costs or less. Get me your email address (either here or at thisaccountname at yahoo) and I'll get back to you early next week for details once I've actually pulled out your books.
Also! Have another weird LP rip. This one appears to be the soundtrack of a son et lumiere production given at Gizeh of the pyramids in 1961. Full of bombastic classical music and very British historical voiceovers and random, old-fashioned translations of Egyptian texts. Fun! It's one mp3, because there were no natural breakpoints, 50 minutes. Here History Began.mp3
..also, as part of my ongoing effort to be less lurky online, I'm friending some of the people I've been watching through friendsfriends. So if I've just friended you, Hi! I've been watching you! Claim some books.
The lists of free books have been updated. I am giving away all the books tagged "togoaway" in my LibraryThing Account.
You can see the list at my LibraryThing account here, or if LT is being buggy, it's up my webspace here.
I am also giving away books from my Dad's library, here at Librarything and and here at my webspace.
If you want any, leave me a comment with titles, and I will send them to you for shipping costs or less. Get me your email address (either here or at thisaccountname at yahoo) and I'll get back to you early next week for details once I've actually pulled out your books.
Also! Have another weird LP rip. This one appears to be the soundtrack of a son et lumiere production given at Gizeh of the pyramids in 1961. Full of bombastic classical music and very British historical voiceovers and random, old-fashioned translations of Egyptian texts. Fun! It's one mp3, because there were no natural breakpoints, 50 minutes. Here History Began.mp3
..also, as part of my ongoing effort to be less lurky online, I'm friending some of the people I've been watching through friendsfriends. So if I've just friended you, Hi! I've been watching you! Claim some books.
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