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Mostly ebooks, a pretty broad range (far more than I've entered here). The only paper books that we keep are hardbacks (paperbacks usually end up back at Half-Price Books, where we found 'em). I think we have a full set of the Belgariad, a lot of Stephen King, the Potter books... you know, things we wouldn't be embarrassed about keeping on the shelf-o-dust in the den.

I'm 50-something, retired on disability (cardiovascular problems, limb loss and all, I'm not a slacker) - former home builder, studio (and toured when I was younger) guitarist, electronics tech (as, I like to tinker and build stuff like guitar effects pedals and fanciful IC based toys). I also still do as much woodworking as I can, and as much custom automotive type paint work as I can afford - LOL.

After some years remodeling and building houses as a master carpenter, my joints started to go; I switched over to IT and did that full time behind a desk for about 15 years. When my company was bought out by a software heavyweight (and subsequently trashed), I stayed long enough for the transition and took the severance. About a year after that, I also took the triple bypass.