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A few years ago, I went through some big life changes. I decided to give myself a personal project and turned my spare bedroom into a library room. I had previously donated most of my physical books and mainly bought them digitally at that point. I figured I would spend many years to come collecting and filling up the room. However, it filled up a lot faster than expected and I ended up having to expand out to another room. I've slowed down the buying of physical books again. I just don't have the space for many more, and besides, I have a lot of stuff sitting on my shelves now waiting for me to get to them.

#books #booklover #bookreader #bookcollector #library

I have this weird collection of junky first editions of books because they look wonderfully used. And I read them!!

At today's estate sale - for $2 - a first printing of "The Other Side of Midnight" (by Sydney Sheldon, the same guy who wrote I Dream of Jeannie) without its luxurious early-70's dust cover.

I just love finding books like this tucked away in collections. Nothing around it matched, although plenty of other pop fiction. These things are what catch my eye.

I also have an awesome copy of Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, Anais Nin's Little Birds, and All The Kings Men (not read yet). Several of and related to Paul Bowles. 💜

#SydneySheldon #PaulBowles #BookCollector

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My entire Shirley Jackson collection. The Popular Library with the fancy font (& art by William Teason, I think) is the series I had been missing one from, UNTIL NOW. The others are miscellaneous vintage paperbacks I've collected, including two rare ones (The Corgi HILL HOUSE & the golden cat CASTLE one.)

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Who's a fan of Billy Martin aka ? I can't properly convey how amazing it was to discover their Words in the 90's... Utterly unique, provocative, beautiful prose; the only comparison to Barker for darkly , , writing.
If you like & aren't familiar, I highly recommend Exquisite Corpse and well, everything else here!

What's your favorite, if you've read Brite?