book clear-out

[julesjones]

Books currently in the "to go" box are listed in the relevant LibraryThing collection:
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/JulesJones/todisposeof

Anyone who wants them can have them for postage, I will happily accept Play.com gift vouchers in payment. I won't be able to post them for a couple of weeks, but you need to speak up before then as after that there's a distinct possibility that the box will be going to Oxfam to clear some space. (rpdom, I still owe you at least one book's worth of postage.)

I also have some books for sale (still at Amazon for the moment, for practical reasons). They are, of course, available direct for the amount I would get after Amazon takes its cut. They no longer include A Terrible Novel, as someone actually bought that last month. Yes, for 35 pounds, although I saw rather less of his money than that. I hope he thinks he got his money's worth...

Comments

[gool_duck]

Hello.
I'd like the Inspector Singh book and 'A Wrinkle in time'.

[julesjones]

Inspector Singh is already earmarked for someone, but A wrinkle in time now has a post-it with your name on it.

[julesjones]

Looks like everyone ahead of you in the queue for Inspector Singh has found it elsewhere. Are you still interested in this and A Wrinkle in Time?

[rpdom.livejournal.com]

rpdom, I still owe you at least one book's worth of postage

Do you?

In that case, could I ask for Skylark DuQuesne? That's one of the books that I'm missing from the Skylark series.

Cheers :-)

[julesjones]

Hm. I had a spare copy of the Panther edition, but now I can't find it. It must have gone in a previous batch, although I'd swear I'd updated everything that was in the last box of sf to go out. Sorry about that. :-(

[rpdom.livejournal.com]

Don't worry about it.

I have a deja-vu feeling that I might have asked you about that book on a previous post.

[jhall1.livejournal.com]

There's nothing there that especially grabs me, apart from the two that I already have: Wyndham's "Seeds of Time" and Gentle's "Grunts". I would recommend both to anyone who might be considering them.

[rpdom.livejournal.com]

I have heard good things about "Grunts". I think I ought to read that one.

[julesjones]

Right, that one's got your name on it. Email me your current snail mail address, and I'll pop it in the post when I get the chance.

[hippo22.livejournal.com]

Eeek Wedderburn ... takes me back to my vector calculus classes :-)

[julesjones]

That's one of the ones in the category "you have not looked at it for twenty years, do you really think you're ever going to look at it again?" :-)