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WoooHooo! I just bought two brand new hardcovers from Amazon Marketplace from debut writers combined for a mere $18.00 shipping included.
Rabid by T K Kenyon
Drive Like Hell by Dallas Hudgens this one only cost me .01 plus $3.99 shipping.
I suspect these could be Bookclub editions but there is still a few new/like new Hudgens hcs selling for a .01. Anyway, thought some would be interested.
1. City of God, by St. Augustine
2. Dr. Faustus, by Christopher Marlowe :brow: I've been wanting this one.
3. The Picture of Dorian Grey and Other Writings, by Oscar Wilde
4. Selected Poems of Byron, Keats, and Shelley
5. The Remembrance of Things Past vol. II by Marcel Proust
Well, Nossa, the book's name in Arabic is "أرخص ليالي" meaning "Cheapest Nights".Quote:
Originally Posted by Nossa
In case that you live in Cairo and want to buy it, the publisher is Misr Bookshop "مكتبة مصر" the site of which is the following:
3 Kamel Sedky street (Al-Faggala street) near Ramsis square in Cairo.
The same bookshop published much of Yusuf Idris's and Naguib Mahfouz's works and some valuable books about novel writing.
Enjoy it!
Yes, I've spent a small bundle of cash this past week so I probably won't be posting here again any time soon (rarely splurge like this).
Stranger Things Happen - Kelly Link
Magic for Beginners - Kelly Link
EarthCore - Scott Sigler
Ancestor - Scott Sigler
Waiting around for a flight in the Oslo airport this past week, I bought two books (depressing how rarely I actually manage to go to a "real" bookstore these days).
First, I was looking through a rack of Modern Library Classics, and picked up a book called The Squatter and the Don by Marķa Amparo Ruiz De Burton. I had never heard of the author or the book before, but reading the blurp and skimming a few pages, I was intrigued by this romance written and set at the time of the annexation of California. I bought the book, and it is now in pile of reading for the summer. Has anyone read this book?
Secondly, on my way out of the store, I nearly had a heart attack, when my eyes fell on a beautiful hardcover edition of a book entitled Divisadero... I thought my weak eyes were playing tricks on me, as the author's name looked like Michael Ondaatje, but as I picked up the book with trembling hands, I realised that my eyes had not failed me. A new book by Ondaatje! Reader's heaven! I had no idea that he had written a new novel. His other books have been nothing short of fantastic, so this one is sitting in my briefcase, and I will begin the reading tomorrow on the train.
Yay for Wilde and Byron!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by andave_ya
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall - Anne Bronte
The Stranger - Albert Camus
Death Comes for the Archbishop - Willa Cather
Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha - Roddy Doyle
Billy Bathgate - E.L. Doctorow
Herzog - Saul Bellow
(I bought them all second hand)
1. The Adventures of Kavalier and Clay - Michael Chabon
2. In Cold Blood - Truman Capote
(bought them last Saturday)
Hard Times and Middlemarch.
Read it! It's really good. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jamesian
Thank you :DQuote:
Originally Posted by James Wallace
I'll sure check this bookshop soon :D
I bought a nice pile of books last week when I was in Rome; the last one amongst them was Se questo è un uomo (P. Levi).
White Teeth by Zadie Smith and The Picture of Dorian Grey by Oscar Wilde :-):)
'One Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich' by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy - Douglas Adams
Enders Game - Orson Scott Card