Re: Books!
Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2015 3:47 pm
The Heroes is pure awesome
Yeah...I know that problem when you are looking forward to your new books and then notice, that there´s not enough space...even though you have lots of books more than I do, and even an office where you can use more walls to set shelfs up..(I only have ~200 books stored in my Wardrobe at the moment...running out of storage space again >.<) and i can´t even sort them in any proper way because I have to store them in Rows behind each over to fit them all. For starters I´ve wrote a catalogue with Microsoft Excel...Flatfingers wrote: *insert snipping sound here*
You know your book collection is getting to be a decent size when you need some kind of cataloguing system for them.F4wk35 wrote:i can´t even sort them in any proper way because I have to store them in Rows behind each over to fit them all. For starters I´ve wrote a catalogue with Microsoft Excel...
About a year ago I finally found enough time to input all the books I own/could remember ever reading into goodreads.comFlatfingers wrote:You know your book collection is getting to be a decent size when you need some kind of cataloguing system for them.F4wk35 wrote:i can´t even sort them in any proper way because I have to store them in Rows behind each over to fit them all. For starters I´ve wrote a catalogue with Microsoft Excel...
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Now? Now I use an iPhone database app.
I'll have to check out the General series.Gazz wrote:It can be a bit dull. His characters are the cardboard punch-out type.Just_Ice_au wrote:Just read the RCN series by David Drake, I thought they were pretty good.
Not, you know, fantastic, but pretty good.
The only one I found to have something of a personality is Tovera... even if... well...
Not bad enough to not take a look but no must-have. =)
His General series is a lot better.
Peter F. Hamilton:Jazehiah wrote:IAny recommendations in the Sci-Fi/Fantasy categories?
It's not really so-if or fantasy, but it is really funny.Jazehiah wrote:I've been trying to get through some "ebook only" series lately like Freeground by Randolf Lalonde. Also, finally finally caught up with the Coiling Dragon fan translation (all 620 available chapters). Next on the list is The Screwtape Letters by c.s. Lewis. Any recommendations in the Sci-Fi/Fantasy categories? Also, if you haven't already, Dan Abnett writes some good stuff.
EDIT: Obvious grammar fix