Concordia book fair

Concordia University held a used book fair yesterday and today. I went not expecting much, but came away laden down with books. They had a lot of fine stuff which I already had too, including John Myers Myers' Silverlock and a collection of the first three novels by John Crowley.

So what I bought:

Iain M. Banks / Inversion

Iain M. Banks / Look to Windward

John Barth / The Tidewater Tales

Christopher Brooke / The Twelfth Century Renaissance

R.H.C. Davis / The Normans and their Myth

Philip K. Dick / Flow My Tears, The Policeman Said

Eleanor Shipley Duckett / Carolingian Portraits

Linda Haldeman / The Lastborn of Elvinwood

Tanith Lee / Black Unicorn

Tanith Lee / Days of Grass

Madelaine L'Engle / Walkng on Water

Iris Murdoch / The Nice and the Good

Ignazio Silone / Fontamara

Judith Tarr / Ars Magica

Lynn White, Jr. / Medieval Technology and Social Change

Austin Tappan Wright / Islandia

Douglas Young / Edinburgh in the Age of Sir Walter Scott

Three Greek Romances (Daphnis and Chloe, An Ephesian Tale, The Hunters of Euboea) trans. Moses Hadas

Eighteen books, plus two more bought as gifts; twenty books for twenty dollars. Not bad.

September 2010 Reading Summary

So in September I read eleven books, one of them a library book. I added eleven to the apartment, leaving me down one. That's now ninety-two books read, twenty-three fewer about the place.

But the McGill book fair's coming up this month ...