Shelf thread
Take the plastic off your shit retard
i can smell this image
can someone reccomend a good shelf?
it's bait bro
Books
Books, a fewmore
You can often spot an American book from the gilded age. It has a certain quality to it that you won’t find in books made in Great Britain.
I found this at my university library yesterday.
Holy shit. Is that WALNUT wood? Dare I speculate, that you, good sir, CONSTRUCTED this delightful shelf? Please be so kind as to derail the thread with 10 photos of your magnificent shelf and 10 additional posts detailing the construction process.
Depressing lack of brazilian/portugese lit. Start with Haroldo de Campos and expand from there.
I like, Pléiades :3.
Based shelf
Did you study lit in uni? Lots of poetry on here, the Hart Crane makes me think you either went Ivy League or read some Bloom.
are you the turboaautist who only reads military stuff?
What's the stuffed animal from?
Bavaria, garmisch to be exact
I took these for the “complete collection” thread a few days ago, but it 404d before I could post.
And the individual shelves. These three are fiction, non-fiction and misc will come after.
except for the romance and star wars books, these could be my shelves.
And we come to the end of my collection.
The puzzles aren’t mine, by the way.
Some are my wife’s, some are mine. I dunno, I like lots of different things.
>I like lots of different things.
as it should be
Ah, a fellow pléiade enjoyer, cheers my good sir.
I lived in Sendling for a while, and in Rosenheim.
Hard to read them in the park or outdoors,the wind pulls up the thin pages.
>those sagging shelves
Yikes sweaty
based and yankeepilled
How is Narnia? I know it's YA and Christian, but how is the story? I enjoyed his space trilogy and was thinking about picking it up, especially now that I have a child.
They stirr an instinct of protection in me, i never dare to bring them outside haha. Are you french user ?
just moved, so it's all a bit chaotic at the moment
there was an user here before who posted pics and his entire upstairs was an overstuffed library or something similar, if that was your pics post them again pls
Haven’t read it yet. Like most of the people on Yea Forums I’ve probably only read about 30% of the books I have. I imagine Narnia is quite charming though, if you can get into the right frame of mind for it.
Academic, studied French as a child, through college, and read it still because it's easier than German and I can't read Russian.
We're cleaning the house today, so I'm going to dust and apply a coat of shellac on the wood
I understand the instinct, and I'm delicate with the older editions, but they're also cheap in the us. Two of these were free and the rest were under 25.00. that Montaigne was 19.99.
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Where are the usual lads with their revisionist history stuff? I need some inspiration.
Nice lib
I was living in mons Belgium at the time. It was fantastic
fl or sl french?
>fag flag
>vatican flag
what the fuck
Currently reading The Human Use of Human Beings - Weiner
Whats the trophy?
I'm happy to know that readers of french in America can also appreciate and afford these wonderful books. They sometimes go for a 100 euros each in France ! Traditionally binded books feel warm and alive, and this collection truly has a special soul.
Biggest gay award
How the fuck do you read that copy of The Dark Knight?
Top half is gfs
thoughts on baudolino? how good is it compared to name of the rose and foucaults pendulum?
Please let those records have more space, you're damaging them by having them so tightly together
Took this picture a few weeks ago. By now I got some more books but I'm currently on vacation.