Shirithian Book Faire!

[Kaiseress Semisa I]

In an effort to pare down my overwhelming book collection, I've decided to get rid of a few of them.

The following is a list of the ones currently up for grabs. I'd appreciate about $2 a book, but if you want it and don't want to pay, I'll see what I can do.

Irregardless, if you're overseas (or even not within driving distance of me) I'd appreciate it if you paid shipping (or at least half-shipping) so I won't be too out of pocket for providing a service.

Makes sense, right?

Alright, now here's the list. Ones in bold are hardbacks, ones in italics are decommissioned library books.

Various Authors

1. "Love: Ten Poems by Pablo Nureda"
2. "The Search for Delicious" - Natalie Babbit
3. "Song of Solomon" - Toni Morrison
4. "The Swiss Family Robinson" - Johann Weiss (Illustrated Junior Library)
5. "The Three Musketeers" - Alexandre Dumas (Illustrated Junior Library)
6. "Robin Hood" - Louis Rhead (Children's Classics)
7. "The Trumpet of the Swan" - E.B. White
8. "Self-Reliance and Other Essays" - Ralph Waldo Emerson
9. "Walden, or Life in the Woods" - Henry David Thoreau
10. "The Way of Zen" - Alan Watts
11. "The Three Musketeers" - Alexandre Dumas (Trans. Lowell Bair)
12. "Out of the Silent Planet" - C.S. Lewis
13. "The Hero and the Crown" - Robin McKinley
14. "Great Dialogues of Plato" - Trans. W.H.D. Rouse
15. "Sleep Tight" - Laura Marie Altom
16. "Old Enough to Know Better" - Vicki Lewis Thompson
17. "Taliesin" - Stephen R. Lawhead
18. "The Odyssey of Homer" - Trans. Richmond Lattimore
19. "Children of Dune" - Frank Herbert
20. "Secret Realms" - Tom Cool
21. "101 Uses for a Dead Cat" - Simon Bond
22. "A Spell for Chameleon" - Piers Anthony
23. "Tom, Dick, and Debbie Harry" - Jessica Adams
24. "The Enemy Gods" - Oliver la Farge
25. "The Inferno" - Dante Aligheri (Trans. John Ciardi)
26. "Ender's Game" - Orson Scott Card

Anne McCaffrey

1. "The Girl Who Heard Dragons"
2. "To Ride Pegasus"

Madeline L'Engle

1. "Many Waters"
2. "A Swiftly Tilting Planet"

Robert A. Heinlein

1. "Rocket Ship Galileo"
2. "Have Space Suit-Will Travel"

Harry Turtledove

1. "How Few Remain"
2. "The Misplaced Legion"
3. "An Emperor for the Legion"
4. "Legion of Videssos"

Lindsey Davis

1. "Poseidon's Gold"
2. "Venus in Copper"
3. "Last Act in Palmyra"
4. "Shadows in Bronze"
5. "The Iron Hand of Mars"

Terry Pratchett

1. "Eric"
2. "Sourcery"
3. "Guards! Guards!"
4. "Pyramids"
5. "The Light Fantastic"
6. "Wyrd Sisters"
7. "Mort"

J.R.R. Tolkien

1. "The Hobbit"
2. "The Fellowship of the Ring"
3. "The Two Towers"
4. "The Return of the King"
   Note: this is a matched set

Note: the following is one book
"Characters in Conflict: Short Stories" - Various (Listed Below)

• "The Most Dangerous Game" - Richard Connell
• "To Build a Fire" - Jack London
• "The Birds" - Daphne du Maurier
• "The Cask of Amontillado" - Edar Allan Poe
• "Anateus" - Borden Deal
• "The Challenge" Gary Soto
• "Red Dress" - Alice Munro
• "Rules of the Game" - Amy Tan
• "Raymond's Run" - Toni Cade Bambara
• "The Scarlet Ibis" - James Hurst
• "All Summer in a Day" - Ray Bradbury
• "Games at Twilight+ - Anita Desai
• "With All Flags Flying" - Anne Tyler
• "The Son From America" - Isaac Bashevis Singer
• "The Rain Came"- Grace Ogot
• "A Warrior's Daughter" - Zitkala-Sa
• "The Lady, or the Tiger?" - Frank R. Stockton
• "Once Upon a Time" - Nadine Gordimer
• "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" - James Thurber
• "Harrison Bergeron" - Kurt Vonnegut
• "The Adventure of the Speckled Band" - Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
• "User Friendly" - T. Ernesto Bethancourt
• "By the Waters of Babylon" - Stephen Vincent Benet

[Kaiseress Semisa I]

By the way, I'll update this list as I find more books to give away.

...like the second copy of "Ender's Game" I just found.

[Scott of Hyperborea]

This is cool, but you know what will be even cooler? THE DAY WE START SELLING BOOKS IN ERB! I can hardly wait.

Not much I need in there, but you have good taste in books.

[Kaiseress Semisa I]

And to think, those are the ones I'm getting rid of.

Though, Scott, if you haven't read Lindsey Davis, I'd recommend her. It's mysteries set in Vesuvian-era ancient Rome. Pretty good, too.