Livros aleatórios da biblioteca de timjones
Transport Revolutions: Moving People & Freight Without Oil por Richard Gilbert
Neuromancer por William Gibson
An introduction to philosophical analysis por John Hospers
Resurrection por L. Tolstoy.
Big Bang: The Most Important Scientific Discovery of All Time and Why You Need to Know About It por Simon Singh
The first Wellington International Poetry Festival anthology por Mark Pirie
Mikhail Vrubel por Mikhail Guerman
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bibliotecas interessantes: 666777, acmf, AllieW, angelagpoet, Aquila, asgard, avaland, belgatherial, biblioTCa, birdguy, bookstopshere, bridgitshearth, bryfrawood, CarlosMcRey, Caroline_McElwee, chrisloganedwards, citizenkelly, cmt, dianestm, dukedom_enough, fabtk, Fastred, fishsoup, FlossieT, geoffmiles, georgematt, Jambyfool, jargoneer, joannasephine, kauders, kdhenley, kiarere, kidzdoc, Killeymoon, kiriyamaprize, kitsuchi, kiwidoc, MarieWG, MayorWhitebelly, micdi, mmignano11, Mouldywarp, NeonGraal, polutropos, richardderus, rpuchalsky, Severn, shawnd, smallbeerpress, tamaranth, the_red_shoes, tiffin, tredegartrafalgar, trisweather, unwinm, urania1, Vilakins, WestmereNZ, WillSteed
Autores LibraryThing: Tania Hershman (TaniaHershman), Joanna Preston (joannasephine), Robert Shearman (shearrob), Tim Jones (timjones), Tim Jones (timjones), Tim Jones (timjones), Tim Jones (timjones), William Dewey (wdewey)
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Membro: timjones
ColecçõesA sua biblioteca (543), Em leitura (9), Para ler (33), Lidos mas não possuídos (10), Todas as colecções (553)
Resenhas86 resenhas
Etiquetasfiction (295), novel (197), poetry (142), nonfiction (133), science fiction (133), collection (91), New Zealand poetry (90), short stories (65), New Zealand (62), anthology (61) — ver todas as etiquetas
Nuvensnuvem de etiquetas, nuvem de autores
Grupos50-Something Library Thingers, Best Anthologies, Bloggers, Book Nudgers, Club Read 2009, Cricket, Cthulhu Mythos, Fans of Russian authors, Humor, I Survived the Great Vowel Shift — mostrar todos os grupos
Autores favoritosAnna Akhmatova, Dante Alighieri, J. G. Ballard, Alison Bechdel, Jorge Luis Borges, Alistair Te Ariki Campbell, Angela Carter, Paul Celan, Suzy McKee Charnas, Arthur C. Clarke, Hal Clement, John Crowley, Fyodor Dostoevsky, George Eliot, Sergeˆi Aleksandrovich Esenin, Ramachandra Guha, Ursula K. Le Guin, William Hope Hodgson, Elizabeth Jane Howard, Bill Manhire, Katherine Mansfield, Alice Munro, Mark Pirie, Tim Powers, Helen Rickerby, Harry Ricketts, Kim Stanley Robinson, Robert Silverberg, James Tiptree, Jr., J. R. R. Tolkien, Leo Tolstoy, Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev, Gene Wolfe (Favoritos partilhados)
Sobre mimI'm an author and editor. My latest book, co-edited with Mark Pirie, is Voyagers: Science Fiction Poetry from New Zealand, an anthology of new and reprinted New Zealand science fiction poetry. You can buy Voyagers from Amazon.com as a paperback or Kindle e-book (search for "Voyagers: Science Fiction Poetry"), or from Fishpond. You can also find out more about Voyagers, and buy it directly from the publisher, at the Voyagers mini-site.
My latest book as an author is short fiction collection Transported, published by Vintage (Random House New Zealand). The publishers' blurb from their Transported page sums this collection up pretty well:
A well-known poet pursues his elusive muse; a Kiwi makes himself indispensable in Oz; a revolutionary fast-food franchise revs up Russia's economy; a racing-car driver is airborne; temperate Otago exports its kiwifruit worldwide; a Frenchman called Foucault puts in the hard yards at an antipodean dairy farm - all while water laps at our feet, our homes, our lives . . . With Tim Jones' stories you should expect the unexpected. This remarkably refreshing collection uses a lively mix of genres, taking readers on flights of fancy, transports of delight, and even occasional trips of nostalgia. Some of the stories are unique ways of looking at the everyday and ordinary, others take us out of this world. They are funny, moving, insightful and, above all, delightfully different.
In case you need any more convincing, "New Zealand Books" (the NZ equivalent of the LRB or NYRB) called Transported "dazzling and highly entertaining" in its review - and who am I to argue with that?
"The New Neighbours", a story from Transported, has recently been selected for inclusion in the Penguin Book of Contemporary New Zealand Short Stories, edited by Paula Morris.
My other recent books are poetry collection All Blacks' Kitchen Gardens and fantasy novel Anarya's Secret, set in the universe of the Earthdawn roleplaying game.
Sobre a minha bibliotecaI started by uploading a selection of books from my library, reflecting my three main areas of reading: science fiction and fantasy, literary fiction (especially Russian and Spanish-language fiction in translation), and poetry - especially New Zealand poetry and European and South American poetry in translation. I've also got a bunch of cricket books, books about Antarctica, and science fiction fanzines. Most of the books listed, I own; books I don't own are tagged with the name of the library from which I borrowed them. Books I've written are tagged but not rated.
Página pessoalhttp://timjonesbooks.blogspot.com
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Nome realTim Jones
LocalizaçãoWellington, New Zealand
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Tipo de contapública, vitalícia
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Conhecimento ComumSéries (72), Prémios (205), Personagens (1445), Lugares (284)
Membro desdeDec 25, 2007
Em leituraAnti-nation : transition to sustainability por Fred H. Knelman
Swings and roundabouts : poems on parenthood por Emma Neale
Fotheringhay and other poems por John Greening
The State Counsellor: Further Adventures of Fandorin por Boris Akunin
AUP new poets three por Janis Freegard
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publicado por Teazle às 12:03 pm (EST) em Oct 6, 2009
publicado por avaland às 6:54 pm (EST) em Sep 13, 2009
Tracy Fox
publicado por tracyfox às 11:54 am (EST) em Jun 2, 2009
Tracy Fox
publicado por tracyfox às 11:54 am (EST) em Jun 2, 2009
Some of my climate change group members have requested that I include fiction dealing with climate change. All I have come up with is the horrid book by M Crichton (which I'm not including) and Kim Stanley Robinson's trilogy that starts with Forty Days of Rain.
Another request was for a book on geoengineering solutions ... I know Tim Flannery has spoken about it in the press and maybe some of it will be included in his book to be published this fall. Do you know of any other non-technical books that talk about this topic?
Thanks for any help you can provide. Tracy Fox
publicado por tracyfox às 2:48 pm (EST) em May 28, 2009
I have been called eclectic in my tastes, but that trifecta from your favorite authors list pretty well defines the term. The US market appears oddly bereft of your work, can't think why since it sounds pretty darned interesting.
Time to work the web! Good fortune!
Cheers
RMD
publicado por richardderus às 10:03 pm (EST) em Feb 25, 2009
Tui
publicado por tiffin às 7:38 pm (EST) em Feb 9, 2009
publicado por avaland às 8:34 am (EST) em Feb 8, 2009
publicado por lriley às 1:52 pm (EST) em Feb 7, 2009
Thank you for your warm welcome on Introductions.
I'm trying to read through people's threads and I noticed early in Urania's thread a discussion of Tatanya Tolstaya. I read The Slynx in January. It's a 1984-like dystopian novel set 200 years in the future after an event known as "the Blast," in which most of the characters suffer from a "Consequence" of the Blast. Since your profile says you like science fiction, you might like it, if you haven't already read it.
I also picked up a couple of your recommendations for books about Antarctica at another thread (don't remember where). Thanks.
Also, I'm very impressed that you are a writer. I spend my life writing dull legal briefs, and I envy people who make language come alive. I will be searching for your books to read.
Deborah
publicado por arubabookwoman às 6:27 pm (EST) em Feb 5, 2009
I saw your comment about an Elizabeth Jane Howard binge on a message board (I forget which) and sensed a kndred spirit. I picked up one of hers at a sale and liked it, ordered the next 3 on Amazon, and about a week later was ill enough to have to stay in bed and read them. I got through all of the Cazalet books in 2 days - she's obviously prime binging material!
publicado por Goldengrove às 6:26 am (EST) em Jan 23, 2009
Cheers - hope the New Year period went well for you.
K
publicado por Severn às 6:26 am (EST) em Jan 21, 2009
publicado por mmignano11 às 9:21 pm (EST) em Jan 5, 2009
publicado por mmignano11 às 3:06 pm (EST) em Jan 5, 2009
Best, Lois
publicado por avaland às 11:17 am (EST) em Dec 21, 2008
Thanks for the interest in my library too! It seems we share an eclectic mix of books read and unread (in my case more of the latter). I'm certainly intrigued. Anyone who's an admirer of Riddley Walker, Borges' poetry, Gene Wolfe and Alice Munro is likely writing for readers such as myself. By the way, do you speak (or rather, read) Russian? I studied it ages ago in university, but I'm quite rusty now, I'm afraid.
Jamie
publicado por Jambyfool às 1:04 pm (EST) em Sep 11, 2008
Sarah
publicado por SpicyCat às 3:00 am (EST) em Aug 3, 2008
...Do you know what? My wife said exactly the same thing!
Realistically, I knew I'd never have made it on to the shortlist - there were just too many books there that I know are much better. But I'd have enjoyed the process anyway, and wanted (as ever!) to get a few pointers on which of the collections the judges were recommending me to read! (I'd very much like to buy all 39 of the nominees - well, 38, I'll take a pass on my own - but it'd take me a while to get through them!)
One of those, though, will be yours, because I hate the idea of being denied a book just because distribution isn't easy. So there! And I hope that, like my own, the nomination will have a positive impact upon your sales. I get the impression in its own humble way mine is doing okay.
publicado por shearrob às 7:03 am (EST) em Jul 7, 2008