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De kast van overopa por Henri Van Daele
Kafka op het strand por Haruki Murakami
The Orion Mystery por Robert Bauval
Zestig! Gedenboek ter eere van Hendrik van Tichelen
Op zoek naar het oude Rome por Claude Moatti
Maerlants wereld por Frits van Oostrom
Naar de bron van de Amazone por Alain Gheerbrant
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bibliotecas interessantes: Allama, annamorphic, BartGr., boekenwijs, Brnoot, Caroline_80, damngoodsoffie, Delezer, erikad, existentialbum, Himmelkoemov, janter, jbd1, karja, Katya0133, Kimbooktu, kjellika, krstoller, Leuntje, librarianbyday, librarygeek, LonelyLibrarian, lozwen, marietherese, Peter_Bookling, pingdjip, Prop2gether, rarelibrarian, s.e.c., Sandydog1, Thalia, thefxc, thepuck, trishtrash, uhibb-l-kutub, vassilissa, zerkalo
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Membro: Steven_VI
ColecçõesA sua biblioteca (900), Berlioz (52), Em leitura (5), Lidos mas não possuídos (4), Todas as colecções (900)
Resenhas16 resenhas
EtiquetasHistory of the book (137), Children's literature (110), Dutch literature (106), History (94), English literature (66), 1001 books (47), Biography (47), Art (47), Reference (43), Classical music (41) — ver todas as etiquetas
Nuvensnuvem de etiquetas, nuvem de autores
GruposAncient and Medieval Manuscripts, Ask LibraryThing, Belgium, Biblical History, Book Collectors, Book History / Histoire du Livre, Book Listers UNITE!, Bookcases: If You Build/Buy Them, They Will Fill, Books in Books, Books on Books — mostrar todos os grupos
Autores favoritosPaul Auster, Hector Berlioz, Albert Camus, Louis Couperus, Gerrit Komrij, Terry Pratchett, William Shakespeare, Leo Tolstoy (Favoritos partilhados)
Livrarias favoritasDe Groene Waterman
Bibliotecas favoritasErfgoedbibliotheek Hendrik Conscience, Koninklijke Bibliotheek - Nationale bibliotheek van Nederland, Museum Plantin-Moretus/Prentenkabinet, Plantin-Moretus Museum Main Library
Sobre mimI'm a history and literature buff, so most of my reading is in that direction. I mostly read (older) classics, though I also like some modern novelists. To me books reflect (an aspect of) society: this is very obvious in one of my all-time favourites, War and Peace, but also in the wonderful Discworld series by Terry Pratchett (a true heir to Jonathan Swift).
I graduated as a historian (middle ages) and followed up with a master in Library and Information Science. I now work in the historical City Library of Antwerp (Belgium) where I am responsible for the old books, books that were printed before 1830. For a booklover, it is the best job in the world. I am also a book historian, publishing academic articles now and then about the history of the book in Belgium and the Netherlands.
Sobre a minha bibliotecaMy library is too large for my appartment and is spread out over various rooms. Books are sometimes put in double lines on the shelves. Boxes and piles are everywhere. I really need to move to a bigger place with a proper library room. Or maybe to a library with living quarters.
I acquire books mostly on a 'it's-so-cheap!'-basis, meaning I have a lot of second-hand books, ex-library copies, old books, and a lot of softcover pocket books.
As to the contents, it's rather varied. A lot of it is literature, mostly classic novels. There's a lot on history in general and history of the book. I have some art books with fancy pictures, and a few bibliophile / private press editions. There's some poetry. There' are some trashy novels too. Most of my books are in Dutch but there are a lot in English too, some in French and German, one or two in Latin.
Também emDiscogs, Facebook, ICQ, Last.fm, LinkedIn
LocalizaçãoAntwerp, Belgium
Endereço de correio electrónicosvanimpe
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Tipo de contapública, vitalícia
Novidades das LigaçõesNovidades das Ligações
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Conhecimento ComumSéries (49), Prémios (133), Personagens (1441), Lugares (271)
Membro desdeSep 26, 2007
Em leituraCorrespondance générale, I : 1803 - 1832 por Hector Berlioz
De langverwachte por Abdelkader Benali
Selected Works of Virginia Woolf por Virginia Woolf
Boekenwijsheid. Drie eeuwen kennis en cultuur in 30 bijzondere boeken por Jan Bos
Galileo's Instruments of Credit: Telescopes, Images, Secrecy por Mario Biagioli












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publicado por emaestra às 12:40 pm (EST) em Jun 22, 2009
Oh, en Oorlog & Vrede rules! Blij dat je het daar mee eens bent.
Groet,
Bart
publicado por BartGr. às 3:54 am (EST) em Apr 8, 2009
Ik ben mijn eigen bibliotheek nog aan het invoeren en heb nog een paar honderd boeken te gaan. De boekenberg blijft groeien maar het vinden van ruimte wordt steeds moeilijker. Aan een goed en mooi uitgegeven boek kan "men" niet weerstaan!
Groetjes.
ps mijn pseudoniem staat voor "ik hou van boeken" getranslitereerd uit het Arabisch
publicado por uhibb-l-kutub às 6:19 pm (EST) em Mar 3, 2009
Ik ben een nieuwe :) Maar let toch maar op, of ik steel je job.
Ik had wel geprobeerd om het origineel van De Feesten te bemachtigen maar dat Letterenhuis is beter beveiligd dan je zou denken. Nee, het wordt goed bewaard, en ik ben best blij met de mooi verzorgde facsimile.
Paul Auster is mijn favoriet. That man knows how to tell a story. Ik blijf altijd een beetje verweesd achter. Al moet ik bekennen dat 'Man in the dark' me tot nu toe een beetje teleurstelt. Maar de lat lag enorm hoog, en ik heb het ook nog niet uit, dus wie weet verrast hij toch nog.
Groetjes,
Sofie
publicado por damngoodsoffie às 6:57 pm (EST) em Feb 22, 2009
I remember digitizing a fragile pamphlet last year written by Florey and containing studies of penicillin as used on soldiers. It about shot my nerves trying to capture it without A) Destroying it or B) Going insane from having to use the overhead scanner.
I think that's one reason why I enjoy writing prepublication records - I can't hurt any of the books :P
publicado por winniek1 às 3:32 am (EST) em Jan 29, 2009
publicado por Petrouchka às 5:46 am (EST) em Dec 11, 2008
publicado por Prop2gether às 4:51 pm (EST) em Nov 11, 2008
publicado por librarygeek às 12:08 pm (EST) em Sep 10, 2008
It's funny you should mention the Karnéus recording of Les nuits d'été as I first became aware of that just a couple of weeks before your note and promptly put it on my wishlist at RYM. I own some of Ms. Karnéus' other lied and art song recordings and really like them (particularly her R. Strauss/Mahler/J. Marx CD with Roger Vignoles on piano), so I'm very curious to hear her take on one of my favourite song cycles. Sadly I don't know any music industry bigwigs, so rather than pressing anyone to reissue this in a more widely available format, I'm just going to have to search out a used or remaindered copy like everyone else ;-)
My favourite recorded version of the Berlioz song cycle is probably Regine Crespin's. Her take on 'Le spectre de la rose' remains for me the apotheosis of that song: indescribably poignant and exquisitely beautiful-it makes me tear up every single time I hear it. I don't think Gautier's poetry was ever better served. Among older recordings, I like Eleanor Steber's too. Of newer ones, I find Véronique Gens' version quite compelling (although her La Mort de Cléopâtre makes the record-it's stunning!). Besides Karnéus' recording, which versions of Les nuits d'été do you like?
I have read Berlioz' memoirs and agree that they're fantastic! They're on my list of books I've read and hope eventually to have a copy of in my own personal library (I usually only catalogue books I actually own here). It's a long list though, so it may take a while before they show up!
Regards,
Marie-Thérèse
publicado por marietherese às 11:03 pm (EST) em Aug 26, 2008
publicado por boekwurmpje às 9:00 am (EST) em Aug 24, 2008
Thanks for adding me to your "Interesting Libraries" list. I'm always updating it so I hope it remains of interest. I have about 20 books I acquired at a library sale just the other day still waiting to be included, in point of fact, over a dozen of them being lovely old paperback volumes of Shakespeare. ^_^
Your collection is quite fascinating so I've added you in return. Working in a library is a long held dream of mine so I must admit I felt a slight twinge of envy while reading your profile. That must be wonderful; it certainly sounds as though you enjoy it!
Anywho, have a lovely day. Happy reading!
Alana
publicado por Allama às 9:03 am (EST) em Jul 31, 2008
Ik heb zelf de film (Remains of the Day) nooit gezien, alleen het boek gelezen. Het lijkt me wel een beetje een nadeel, want de geleidelijke kennis die je opdoet ondanks de verzwijgingen vd ik-verteller is toch wel belangrijk. Misschien is het een goed idee om eerst An Artist Of The Floating World te lezen. Dat lijkt op Remains of the Day en is zo ongeveer even goed. Daarna kun je altijd nog remains of the Day doen; ik zou dat zeker ook lezen, het is echt erg mooi, met of zonder voorkennis. Het debuut A pale View of Hills vond ik ietsje minder.
Van de drie laatste boeken heb ik er nog geen een gelezen. Binnenkort ga ik Never Let Me Go proberen (als de boekhandel eindelijk de tradepaper weer binnenheeft, want dat is mijn favoriete formaat).
groetjes
Beyke
publicado por pingdjip às 11:46 am (EST) em Jul 29, 2008
Brooklyn Follies al uit? Ik zag dat je niet al te lang geleden Oracle Night las. Ik vond het net als jij (te oordelen naar de sterren) erg mooi. De sfeer misschien vooral.
Ook beter dan The book of Illusions, dat ik soms, als er films geanalyseerd werden, een beetje saai vond.
Wat gemeen dat Auster bij jullie in Brussel vragen beantwoordde! Bij ons in Amsterdam las hij alleen maar voor, maar dan wel met een erg mooie stem.
groeten
Beyke
publicado por pingdjip às 1:07 pm (EST) em Jul 21, 2008
publicado por boekenwijs às 6:48 am (EST) em Jul 15, 2008
Bedankt voor je "interesting" toevoeging.
We hebben 3 favoriete auteurs gemeen zie ik. Niet alleen Tolstoj (staat in mijn lijstje) maar ook Auster en Couperus. Die laatste twee staan dan wel niet in mijn lijstje maar dat is arbitrair.
groeten,
Beyke
publicado por pingdjip às 8:17 am (EST) em Jul 3, 2008
Verder; ik studeer inderdaad in Leiden. De master Boekwetenschap trekt me helemaal niet, mede doordat een van mijn studiegenoten veel problemen heeft met de betreffende docent. Bovendien studeer ik aan een universiteit om wetenschappelijke diepgang te krijgen; dat krijg ik, denk ik, niet bij die master. Zelf zit ik op dit moment te denken om de research master van literatuurwetenschap te gaan doen. Maar ik weet het nog niet goed; misschien wordt het toch wel een master oude geschiedenis.
publicado por Leuntje às 9:05 am (EST) em Jun 10, 2008
Over twee weken ben ik jarig, en heb boeken gevraagd. Dus dan zal mijn bieb hopelijk weer iets groeien. Nu nog de tijd vinden om alles te lezen...
publicado por Leuntje às 1:10 pm (EST) em Jun 8, 2008
I am a student in history (ancient history), working on my ba-thesis. It's nice to read what I can become after I've graduated.
publicado por Leuntje às 10:48 am (EST) em Jun 8, 2008
publicado por annamorphic às 11:52 pm (EST) em Apr 27, 2008
publicado por thisfred às 3:45 pm (EST) em Apr 27, 2008
It's too much to read the two long novels simultaneously.
I'll rather read "Middlemarch" both in English and Norwegian and compare the two editions. And participate in the discussions at 'Group Reads - Literature' (A LibraryThing group). You aren't a member there, are you? Recommended!!
publicado por kjellika às 11:52 am (EST) em Apr 25, 2008
Thanks for telling me about Paul Auster's latest book. I'll examine if it has been translated into Norwegian (I guess it has. Paul Auster is a very popular author in Norway). Or perhaps I should read it in its original language?? But all the same I'll have to read it later on. I imagine it will take a month or two or three to get through the two looong novels I'm reading for the time being.
Kik.
publicado por kjellika às 5:02 pm (EST) em Apr 21, 2008
Some years ago I read The Brothers Karamazov and it was a great experience.
Tristram Shandy is a very special novel, but I liked it. As you say: Funny!!
Buddenbrooks and Hundred years of solitude I haven't read yet, since I bought them (in a second-hand bookshop)just a few weeks ago. As you may guess there are some books on my bookshelves I haven't read yet. But I plan to do.
Werther was a little too sentimental and old-fashioned to me, but i understand that lovesick people react on it. Proust was too difficult to me as well. I've got a paperback edition (in Norwegian) in seven volumes, and I'm rather proud that I read the first volume (Swann's way) last year. I think these volumes will rest for a long time on my shelf.
By the way: Do you know if Paul Auster has published any new novel(s) recently? My latest book of this author is "The Book of Illusions" (2002).
publicado por kjellika às 4:23 pm (EST) em Apr 20, 2008
Thanks for adding me to your 'Interesting libraries'. Have you read (any of) the books (14) we share, and if you have: What do you think of them?
Kik. :-))
publicado por kjellika às 4:31 am (EST) em Apr 20, 2008
(Overigens ben ik jaloers op Uw baan)
Hartelijke groeten uit Parijs.
publicado por JanWillemNoldus às 4:34 pm (EST) em Apr 8, 2008
*gently envies you*
publicado por trishtrash às 12:30 pm (EST) em Mar 30, 2008