Membre: Aquila

Col·leccionsLa teva biblioteca (1,783), Llegit, però no el tinc (471), Fiction (2,031), Ebooks (164), NZHR (93), Llista de desitjos (5), Per llegir (111), Totes les col·leccions (2,263)

Ressenyes14 ressenyes

Etiquetesfiction (2,033), series (815), juvenile (782), science fiction (668), fantasy (520), usa (424), read 1986-1992 (415), uk (364), read 1993-1998 (320), lesbian (266) — mostra totes les etiquetes

SuportSense marcar (16), Llibre (2,247), Llibre en paper (2,039), Audiollibre (3), Llibre electrònic (110)

Núvolsnúvol d'etiquetes, núvol d'autors, mirall d'etiquetes

Recomanacions98 recomanacions

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la meva bibliotecaI've just marked everything for kids and teens as juvenile, because the line between children's and young adult was just too blurry and arbitrary. Of course the line between juvenile and adult isn't much better.

psychic powers is a tag because I've only marked a few books as being truly a blend of science fiction and fantasy, but plenty of sf has magical handwaving in (though saying that does not mean I believe all the books marked with psychic powers are engaging in this). And I've been pretty lazy about it. Really I should have gone through and marked all the Pern and Star Wars books with it too.

uber has a specific meaning in Xena fandom, and I've used it broadly as it tends to be used by the fanfic archives; if the story includes a lesbian romance and is written from within the fandom it has been included as uber, whether the characters and storyline shares any characteristics with the original archetypes or not.

As far as tieins and movie/tv/comic novelizations and continuations go, I've used novelization to mark a retold story, and legal fanfiction to mark a new story set in the same universe. I mostly don't like novelizations, but I collect them compulsively. They are at least usually cheap. Related tags would include fairytale reimagining, arthurian and robin hood. I'm going to need some sort of retold folklore tag to cover the Tam Lin reworkings as well, I think.

I very briefly on the 20th September 2005 made the 25 largest libraries list with 720 books. It'll never happen again, so I'm recording it for posterity.

And on the 19th April 2006 I made it into the top tagger list, with 6,430 tags (an average of 5.99 tags per book). That won't last either.

I've now done most of my collection, barring a couple of boxes I need to dig out of the garage.

It's interesting to look at what I own versus what I've read, I've mostly not bothered to buy many of the books my parents own, so I'm missing a lot of the mainstream lit, and various classics. I'll see books in other people's libraries and think "I own that, I should add it" and then realise actually I don't, my mother does.

And this is not up to date - it's been a very spotty record for read and owned from about 2009 onwards.

Here's my wishlist - it needs some cleaning up as it's a rather out of date Amazon wishlist import.
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/AquilaWants

Here are my DVD's, I'm still debating whether to try and put them into Library thing.
http://www.invelos.com/dvdcollection.aspx/Aquila1nz

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Autors preferitsC. J. Cherryh, Pamela Dean, Monica Edwards, Kate Elliott, Maurice Gee, Melissa Good, Ursula K. Le Guin, Diana Wynne Jones, Robin McKinley, Elyne Mitchell, Emma Newman, Josephine Pullein-Thompson, Rosemary Sutcliff, J. R. R. Tolkien (Preferits compartits)

LlocsPreferits | Visitat

Llibreries preferidesBorders - Auckland, Borders - Sylvia Park, Gay's the Word, Gotham Comics, Onehunga, Hard To Find Books (Auckland), Hares and Hyenas, Real Groovy, Auckland, The Other Change of Hobbit, The Women's Bookshop, Unity Books

Biblioteques preferidesAuckland Central City Library Tāmaki Pātaka Kōrero, University of Auckland General Library

Altres preferitsHay Festival of Literature & the Arts

Llistes de preferits2023 Hugo Awards -- Eligible Works -- Novellas, 2023 Hugo Awards -- Eligible Works -- Novels, Alphabetical Title Series, Best Books Set in Boarding Schools, Books mentioned in Fire and Hemlock by Diana Wynne Jones, Books that contain themselves, Fiction with Women's Names in the Title, Frequently sought stories - Name that Book group, LGBTQ+ Speculative Fiction

Pàgina d'inicihttp://www.livejournal.com/users/aquila1nz

MembresiaTinyCat. https://www.librarycat.org/lib/Aquila
ER. LibraryThing Early Reviewers

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UbicacióAuckland, New Zealand

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Membre des deSep 15, 2005