Livros aleatórios da biblioteca de Indigo-silk
The Essential Lavender : The Gardener's Guide por Virginia McNaughton
James and the Giant Peach por Roald Dahl
The Swagger Portrait: Grand Manner Portraiture in Britain from Van Dyck to Augustus John, 1630-1930 por Andrew Wilton
Life on Air: Memoirs of a Broadcaster por David Attenborough
Darwin's " Origin of Species " : A Biography - A Book That Shook the World (Books That Shook the World) por Janet Browne
Dress in France in the Eighteenth Century por Madeleine Delpierre
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bibliotecas interessantes: Biomusicologist, BluebellWood, BookishRuth, cannibal_club, catherinepope, CharlesDarwin, charlottestar, clianthusalba, danielx, darwinsbulldog, ellenandjim, feach, featherbooks, florence_craye, gaskella, GrumpyBob, HeraldsOfScience, heyokish, im_a_bookwyrm, infopt2000, JamesBoswell, jbd1, jimroberts, johninvienna, kend, ladygata, MMcM, moibibliomaniac, mungopark, Mustapha_Mond, NCSE, orientalist, peoplespalace, Pepys, psiloiordinary, RichardFrancisBurton, Roo22, SamuelJohnsonLibrary, staffordcastle, StringerTowers, tae, thebluestocking, tracyfox
Autores LibraryThing: James Elkins (JimElkins), Virginia Dodier (ffotobuff), Olivia Gentile (oliviagentile)
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ColecçõesLeeds Subscription Library (5), A sua biblioteca (1,394), Lista de desejos (25), Em leitura (2), Lidos mas não possuídos (5), Todas as colecções (1,423)
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Etiquetasnineteenth century (270), natural history (179), textiles (141), history (135), art (135), travel (126), design (115), literature (98), women (92), fashion (90) — ver todas as etiquetas
Nuvensnuvem de etiquetas, nuvem de autores
GruposBBC Radio 3 Listeners, BBC Radio 4 Listeners, Birds, Birding & Books, Book Addicts Anonymous, Bookcases: If You Build/Buy Them, They Will Fill, Evolution, Evolve!, Helene Hanff, I Love Jane Austen, Literary Snobs — mostrar todos os grupos
Autores favoritosDavid Attenborough, Jane Austen, Richard Dawkins, Charles Dickens, Elizabeth Gaskell, Stephen Jay Gould, Peter Raby, J. K. Rowling, Jenny Uglow (Favoritos partilhados)
Livrarias favoritasFossgate Books (Alex Helstrip), Ken Spelman Rare Books, Little Apple Bookshop, Minster Gate Bookshop
Outros favoritosYork Bibliographical Society - Bay Horse, Marygate, York
Sobre mimThis is a picture of me at Linnaeus' Garden in Uppsala, Sweden on the occasion of our first wedding anniversary.
We have now just had our third anniversary and so I have finally joined our books together on LibraryThing.
I have recently joined The Leeds Library, which is the oldest subscription library in the British Isles and an absolute gem! I shall put the items that I borrow from this collection on the new 'read but not owned section' of the collections. Although the temptation to buy anything that I have really enjoyed will be great and I generally subscribe to Oscar Wilde's views on the subject of temptation!
In 2009 I joined the York Bibliographical Society and have volunteered to add their information to LibraryThing. If you are based in Yorkshire, or simply in the area at the time please do come along to a talk. The meetings are friendly, informative and as it is up stairs in a pub you can have a drink while you listen!
I am a bookworm. I have been an academic but I dug a tunnel under the fence, dodged the search lights and made my escape to freedom. Now together with my husband we have a studio within the walls of York where we design, make and sell (mostly to direct to galleries, etc)'seriously small craft'- including wonderful bookmarks.
You can read about the daily events at Sumptuosity Towers, sewing, drinking tea, listening to Radio Four and reading/book buying in my blog:
My studio web log
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Sobre a minha bibliotecaThe books in our 'Brompton-Charlesworth library' reflect the many different aspects and interests in our lives. Some are from my childhood, many are the result of my studying for a B.A., M.A. and finally a Ph.D. but most are simply because I love reading and am passionate about books.
Key areas of interest include Charles Darwin (and his circle), Richard Burton, eighteenth and nineteenth century travel (particularly women travelers), Orientalism and the Arabian Nights. My latest addition to this list is Samuel Johnson & James Boswell. I also love Natural History and books about books/reading/libraries.
John reads more fiction, has read all the James Bond novels and is now working his way through the Patrick O'Brian novels. We both enjoy Popular Science.
Página pessoalhttp://www.sumptuosity.net
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Nome realRuth B-C
LocalizaçãoYork, England
Tipo de contapública, vitalícia
Novidades das LigaçõesNovidades das Ligações
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Conhecimento ComumSéries (101), Prémios (172), Personagens (2310), Lugares (455)
Membro desdeSep 23, 2008
Em leituraZarafa por Michael Allin
My Journey to Medinah : Describing a pilgramage to Medinah por John F. Keane








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Best wishes for a wonderful holiday season!
Carole
publicado por Echocliffs às 10:31 pm (EST) em Dec 19, 2009
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you but have been travelling for a few months. I am in Luxor, Egypt now. Left Fethiye, Turkey mid August, spending several weeks in Istanbul (my favorite city) then on to the Uk for a month. Arrived in Egypt late Sept. but had to return to the UK again in November. Am back here noe in Luxor until next March, afeter which ..................... ?
Have you read Isabell Bird's 'A Thousand Miles up the Nile ' ?
David
publicado por orientalist às 4:10 pm (EST) em Dec 16, 2009
Any day now, the British Library are exporting their MARC Records of the Oscar Wilde and George Bernard Shaw collections of Mary Viscountess Eccles (Mary Hyde) to Library Thing. Their generosity will save us months of cataloging time.
publicado por moibibliomaniac às 3:59 pm (EST) em Dec 15, 2009
here is a book that I think you will be interested in.
http://www.librarything.com/work/421725/...
It's not gotten that much attention, but I am finding it fascinating. I'll write a review when I'm done with it
danielx
publicado por danielx às 10:39 pm (EST) em Nov 29, 2009
publicado por MyopicBookworm às 5:18 pm (EST) em Nov 10, 2009
I see you have married your books finally. I just had my second anniversary but we have not fully married our books yet. Maybe next year.
Cheers, Maren
publicado por Marensr às 1:30 pm (EST) em Nov 5, 2009
publicado por MyopicBookworm às 5:04 pm (EST) em Nov 1, 2009
publicado por darwinsbulldog às 11:32 am (EST) em Oct 15, 2009
publicado por SamuelJohnsonLibrary às 9:33 pm (EST) em Sep 19, 2009
Signed,
Sam. Johnson
With a little help from the
hand of moibibliomaniac
publicado por SamuelJohnsonLibrary às 10:55 pm (EST) em Sep 6, 2009
Thanks for your note. I am in the UK now for a month. Will leave for Cairo beginning of October. It is pleasant here with the cool weather after the heat of Fethiye Turkey. It will also be cool in Luxoe when I am there.
David
publicado por orientalist às 1:33 am (EST) em Sep 5, 2009
They are happy to send stuff around the world, and this is quite light, and it is a lot of fun.
publicado por kitapseven às 6:11 pm (EST) em Sep 1, 2009
publicado por kitapseven às 5:46 pm (EST) em Aug 23, 2009
thank you for your interesting reply. I only have the Familiar Wild Flowers, but I do enjoy his writing style as well as the beautiful plates.
I congratulate you on your move away from the academy. My PhD is based in Sociology, and I am studying the spread of HIV among gay men in Auckland, NZ, through qualitaitve research. I just need to write the damn thing up, then it is done. But I do have doubts now as to whether I really want to stay on in univesity life. It has its attractions, but at times it seems a little cut off from reality.
But, opne of the really good things is the access to the university libraries. My love for books is great, and at least it's not as destructive as drugs.
Thank you again for telling me your story, I enjoyed it and hope that your business continues to thrive.
Michael
publicado por kitapseven às 5:45 pm (EST) em Aug 23, 2009
Michael
PS - how did you escape from Academia? Please tell me !
publicado por kitapseven às 11:41 pm (EST) em Aug 19, 2009
I read your post about the Baddeley brothers and their Latin dictionary. I wonder if you should try to get it published with all their notes and sketches included... it would be a terrific curiosity. Perhaps "The Baddley Brothers' Bad Attempt at Latin" or some such thing. Plus you could add what you know about Fred Baddley in the intro.
--Hilary
publicado por Hilaria às 6:31 pm (EST) em Aug 16, 2009
publicado por kend às 3:44 pm (EST) em Jul 24, 2009
Thanks for your message, I think the books we have in common are an interesting mix as well. It is nice to find someone who is interested in textiles as well as lots of other things. I have just been weeding out books for Oxfam - I no longer have the space to keep everything but really like to keep them listed to jog my memory which seems to be getting worse by the day. I see you have added The Age of Wonder, I read the reviews when it came out and really must read it sometime, I would be interested to know what you think of it. Also I noticed that you have Rigmaroles and Ragamuffins, I didn't have it listed for some reason but a friend sent it to me soon after it came out, I knew Elinor Kapp when I lived in Cardiff as I belonged to the Embroiderers Guild for a while though I was much more involved with Spinning and Weaving.
I'd love to know more about your design work.
Best Wishes
Judith
publicado por clianthusalba às 6:22 am (EST) em Jun 27, 2009
Since you're indirectly responsible for my discovery of The Man Who Found Time , I thought I'd share my summary/ review with you.
http://www.librarything.com/work/519247/...
best wishes
danielx
publicado por danielx às 2:20 pm (EST) em Jun 20, 2009
Have you seen my new picture?
Love
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publicado por BluebellWood às 5:01 pm (EST) em Jun 8, 2009
publicado por danielx às 7:12 pm (EST) em Jun 7, 2009
Tim
publicado por timspalding às 5:46 pm (EST) em May 29, 2009
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publicado por BluebellWood às 4:19 pm (EST) em May 6, 2009
publicado por moibibliomaniac às 8:21 am (EST) em Feb 8, 2009
Cheers
Annabel
publicado por gaskella às 2:26 pm (EST) em Oct 4, 2008