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Karl G. Siewert, MLIS
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Titles currently open:
The Last Marlin : the story of a family at sea
by Fred Waitzkin
How to Listen to God [L]
by Charles Stanley
[3:15pm Mo 8/26/2002]
1633 [G]
by David Weber and Eric Flint
August 2002 release
Hyperion [L]
by Dan Simmons
[11:25pm Th 10/10/2002]
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"To-read" shelf:
The Wall
by John Marks
Air Ferrets Aloft [L]
by Richard Bach
Lies Across America [L]
by James W. Loewen
The Future of the Past [L] [lbc]
by Alexander Stille
Speaking of Boys: Answers to the Most-Asked Questions about Raising Sons [L]
by Michael Thompson, PhD
The Green Man: Tales from the Mythic Forest [L]
ed Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling
ill Charles Vess
Sabriel [L]
by Garth Nix
Rescue Ferrets At Sea [L]
by Richard Bach
The Social Life of Information [L][lbc]
by John Seely Brown and Paul Duguid
Hoot [L]
by Carl Hiaasen
Full House [L]
by Janet Evanovich
Lea's Book of Rules for the World [L]
by Lea deLaria
The Bourne Identity [L]
by Robert Ludlum
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall [L]
ed Kate Bernheimer
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Galley Slaves:
The Eyre Affair
by Jasper Fforde
Feb 2002 release
Hamlet's Dresser
By Bob Smith
June 2002 release
Hello to the Cannibals
by Richard Bausch
November 2002 release
Connecting Fathers, Children and Reading
by Sara Willoughby-Herb and Steven Herb
Published
The Nerve
by Glyn Maxwell
Published
Kingdom of the Instant
by Rodney Jones
Published
Road to Fatherhood
by Jon Morris
Published
Night Diving
by Michelene Esposito
Unknown release date
[L]=TCCL Library book
[A]=TCCL Audiobook
[I]=Interlibrary Loan
[G]=Pre-publication Galley
[U]=Used book
[lbc]=Selection of the Librarian's Book Club
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Readerman's Book List
It appears that Dan has successfully made his move to California and set up the server on which www.danchan.com resides (see his Daypop blog for further information). This is a great relief to me, as I've been mourning the loss of this site for nearly a month now! Welcome back, Dan, and I hope you hang on for a good long time.
Just in case he doesn't, however, I'm planning to try to migrate my blog to another location soon, if for no other reason than to have a backup!
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