So what's on your bookshelf gc? Im just making this thread from the idea that pretty much Durchii came up with in his other thread. The point of this thread is I guess to take a picture of all the reading material and just types of novels you read ...or list them.... pictures are just somehow, neater? Peace
-All the brown fat book looking things that take over the 3 lower shelves of the bookshelf in the very first pic (last post) are covers/cases filled with national geographics that date back from when i first subscribed ( i think around 65' or earlyer up till now[with a few missing years]) -Synchronicity: the bridge between matter and mind (good book) -Synchronicity: through the eyes of science, myth and the trickster (good to) -DMT: the spirit molecule (one of my #1 favs....highly recomend it.HIGHLY) -Alot of the books in the series written by darren shan (cirque du freak, the saga of darren shan, demonata) -The Cannabible (#1 ...forgot to take picture of them) -Gregg Shorthand (2 of his books for learning shorthand..i think their like 1916 prints) -The Goetia - the lesser key of solomon the king -Chakras -The house of the scorpions -Steven king: ~Insomnia ~The talisman ~Black House -Drug information handbook -Anne rice - the witching hour -Peter straub: magic terror -alot of other wierd random shit that somehow got on my shelves -Fantasy art books...i love art.... -Freemasonry -The War in Iraq Photograph book -Develop Your Psychic Skills I also have tonssssssssssssssssssssssssssss of ebooks...but i dont think those count... stuff such as satanic bibles, neitzche, mind control, meditation, chakras, self deffence and pressure points stuff, art books (like h.r. giger, boris valejo), the mind, psychedelics, how to grow [all kinds of things] ebooks, vegan cook books, anarchist cookbooks, hacking shit.... oh and... -Gracefully insane -motorcycle diaries -Conversations With God: An uncommon dialogue, by Neale Donald Walsch (its not a religiouse book...it pretty much helps open up your mind and realize that you yourself are god... there is no zues figure in heaven.... it pretty much makes it so your thought procces works like god so your intelligence is, well...greater..... great great book (#1 mainly...i have them on cd on my computer though sooo...if anyone wants...i can send them by email or msn or whatever or actually i think i have links.....) there are a ton more books i havnt mentioned that are in the pictures...im just to tired. Peace be with you all! night
Now, you simply must tell me where you tracked down a complete (or near complete) collection of The Harvard Classics. I mean.. was it an heirloom? The binding is pristine.
Which book(s) are you talking about? if your talking about the really old looking ones i got those from my mom who i think some of them came from my grandparents in spain.. im not to sure which ones are the harvard classics (or maybe im just to cloudy headed right now [tired])
Naked Lunch- William S. Burroughs Dear Theo- Irving Stone Brave New World- Aldous Huxley Requiem for a Dream-Selby The Odyssey- Homer The Prince- Machiavelli Trainspotting- Irvine Welsh Room Full of Mirrors Haunted- Chuck Palahniuk Survivor- Chuck Palahniuk Choke- Chuck Palahniuk Fight Club- Chuck Palahniuk The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test- Tom Wolfe Of Mice and Men-Steinbeck Jarhead-Anthony Swofford Da Vinci Code- Dan Brown To Kill a Mockingbird- Harper Lee Catcher in the Rye- J.D. Salinger Screenwriting for Dummies Life is Funny All Harry Potters- JK Rowling Be More Chill- Ned Vizzini The Essential Nostradamus- Smoley Flyboys- James Bradley Motherless Brooklyn- Jonathan Lethem The Great Gatsby- Scott Fitzgerald Night- Elie Wiesel Animal Farm- George Orwell 1984- George Orwell Naked Pictures of Famous People- Jon Stewart Black Hawk Down- Mark Bowden My War: Killing Time in Iraq- Colby Buzzell Chronicles- Bob Dylan Thats only in my room
In the order in which they appear on my bookshef: Swann's Way- Marcel Proust Ulysses- James Joyce Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man- James Joyce Dubliners- James Joyce Tropic of Cancer- Henry Miller Naked Lunch- William S. Burroughs The Stranger- Albert Camus The Plague- Albert Camus Exile and the Kingdom- Albert Camus I, Claudius- Robert Graves Claudius the God- Robert Graves Heart of Darkness- Joseph Conrad A Clockwork Orange- Anthony Bugess The Sun Also Rises- Ernest Hemingway For Whom the Bell Tolls- Ernest Hemingway The Trial- Franz Kafka On the Road- Jack Kerouac Blood Meridian- Cormac McCarthy I Married A Communist-Philip Roth The Human Stain-Philip Roth Lolita- Vladimir Nabokov The Brothers Karamasov- Fydor Dostoevsky Burr- Gore Vidal Crime and Punishment-Fydor Dostoevsky The Buddha of Suburbia- Hanif Kureshi Steppenwolf- Hermann Hesse Watchmen- Alan Moore Mason & Dixon- Thomas Pynchon Against the Day- Thomas Pynchon The Road- Cormac McCarthy Infinite Jest- David Foster Wallace Gravity's Rainbow- Thomas Pynchon V.- Thomas Pynchon The Crying of Lot 49- Thomas Pynchon Slow Learner- Thomas Pynchon The Grapes of Wrath- John Steinbeck Catch-22- Joseph Heller Breakfast of Champions- Kurt Vonnegut Mississippi Writings- Mark Twain Trainspotting- Irvine Welsh Lord of the Rings trilogy & The Hobbit- JRR Tolkien 100 Years in Solitude- Gabriel Garcia Marquez The Poisonwood Bible- Barbara Kingsolver A Confederacy of Dunces- John Kennedy Toole Middlesex- Jeffery Eugenides A Heartbreaking Work(...)- Dave Eggers General Chemistry-Linus Pauling QED- Richard Feynman Relativity-Albert Einstein A Peoples History of the United States- Howard Zinn