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1,182 Libros 11 Colecciones 154 Reseñas 32 Recomendaciones

Colecciones: Todas las colecciones (1,182), Unsolicited (7), Vine (7), E-books (31), Tu biblioteca (1,104), Lista de deseos (56), Por leer (397), Early Reviewers (46), Actualmente leyendo (3), Lo he leído pero no lo tengo (62), Favoritos (1)
Etiquetas: 20th Century (581), Fiction (536), Non-Fiction (301), American Literature (264), British Literature (199), Poetry (193), Translation (185), 19th Century (165), 21st Century (77), Philosophy (59), Christianity (58), Drama (56), Education (49), Science Fiction (37), French Literature (37), 17th Century (35), History (34), 16th Century (32), Ancient Literature (30), Borrowed (28), 18th Century (26), Renaissance (24), Criticism (24), German Literature (23), Russian Literature (22), Theology (21), Fantasy (21), Religion (17), Italian Literature (16), Canadian Literature (13), Post-Structuralism (13), Essays (13), Spirituality (12), Irish Literature (12), poetry (11), Wine (11), Medieval Literature (11), South African Literature (11), Greek Literature (10), Auto-biography (9), Memoir (9), Buddhism (9), 20th Century Literature (8), Comedy (8), Marxism (7), Prayer (7), Translations (7), Civil War (7), American History (7), Science (6), translation (6), Biography (6), Reference (5), Teaching (5), Short Stories (5), Humor (5), Spanish Literature (5), German Philosophy (5), British History (4), Existentialism (4), Psychology (4), Mexican Literature (4), Non-fiction (4), Medical (4), Feminism (4), Shakespeare (4), Folk Lore (4), Bible (4), DailyLit (4), Health (4), South Africa (3), Writing (3), Ancient History (3), Grief (3), Chronic Pain (3), Spanish Language (3), Children's Literature (3), Indian Literature (3), Frankfurt School (3), Physics (3), Vietnam War (3), 14th Century (2), Mathematics (2), Letters (2), Non Fiction (2), Horror (2), Egyptian Literature (2), Language (2), Psychoanalysis (2), Meditation (2), Art History (2), criticism (2), Afro-American Literature (2), Italian Language (2), ancient literature (2), Peruvian Literature (2), Japanese Literature (2), Anthropology (2), 21st Century Literature (2), Mythology (2), Civil Rights (2), Medieval Philosophy (2), Absurdism (2), Dictionary (2), Food (2), Hospice (1), Natural Medicine (1), Portuguese Literature (1), Alternative Medicine (1), Austrian Literature (1), YA Literature (1), Chinese Literature (1), Pragmatism (1), 17th Century Literature (1), Boys (1), Medieval History (1), Polish Literature (1), 15th Century (1), China (1), Novel (1), drama (1), Climate (1), Music (1), Israeli Literature (1), Harlem Renaissance (1), Scottish Literature (1), greek literature (1), English Literature (1), Medicine (1), Exercise (1), fiction (1), philosophy (1), Autobiography (1), Satire (1), Chilean Literature (1), Classical Literature (1), European History (1), Art (1), Roman Literature (1), Biology (1), fairy tales (1), e-book (1), Photography (1), Cooking (1), non-fiction (1), Mysticism (1), Ethics (1), Communism (1), Irish History (1), health (1)
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Grupos: 50 Book Challenge, Book Nudgers, Fans of Russian authors, Geeks who love the Classics, Literary Snobs, National Novel Writing Month (Nanowrimo), ReadaThing, The Chapel of the Abyss, The Globe: Shakespeare, his Contemporaries, and Context, Trollope lovers unite or fight, Virago Modern Classics, William Faulkner and his Literary Kin
Unido/a: Sep 9, 2008

Sobre mi biblioteca

It's pretty eclectic, I guess, but it will take me awhile to get it on here and we'll see how eclectic it is. It's fairly heavily focused on 20th century fiction writers. The poetry I have is pretty canonical, at least until the 20th and 21st centuries. Drama and non-fiction are pretty weak and very eclectic. I also have an interest in Christian spiritual writing, particularly Christian mysticism.

Sobre mí

I've been an avid reader all my life. I received my PhD in English Literature from the University of Virginia in 1996 with a specialization in Renaissance literature. That is why I'm using Edmund Spenser for my picture (he's also better looking than I am!). I've long since left academia for the greener fields of IT--I'm a programmer. However, I'm still an avid reader, I just don't read as much as I used to. On the bright side, I get to choose what I read, and I never again have to read another poorly written journal article. I mostly read the classics because I enjoy them, but I'm always looking for an off-the-radar screen book that is a real gem.

Ubicación

Glen Allen, VA

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