Membrebluetongue

560 Llibres 4 Col·leccions 13 Ressenyes 16 Recommendations

Col·leccions: Totes les col·leccions (560), De-selected (83), La teva biblioteca (560), Preferits (9)
Etiquetes: fiction (162), expeditions (74), military history (62), travels (61), WWII (55), Pacific (44), polar exploration (43), Antarctic (40), biography (38), memoir (34), Arctic (34), science fiction (34), Australian author (34), maritime exploration (29), fantasy (26), nautical (25), mountaineering (24), short stories (23), Australian military (23), colonial (22), borgesia (20), heroic age (18), warfare (17), retain (17), Australian history (15), US military (14), Canadian history (13), yarrr (13), strategy (13), Atlantic (13), historical fiction (13), case studies (12), Buddhism (12), culture (11), Canadian author (11), shipwrecks (11), Himalayas (10), local history (10), Brisbane (10), Queensland (10), society (10), America (10), First Nations (9), essays (9), Vietnam (9), sailing (9), Japanese fiction (9), WWI (8), Inuit (8), POWs (8), poetry (8), exploration (7), history (7), Africa (7), Papua (7), Australia (7), aerial exploration (6), Greenland (6), circumnavigation (6), Alps (6), WA (6), station life (6), autobiography (6), ancient history (6), Native Americans (6), 20th century (5), Melanesia (5), rock climbing (5), Canadian fiction (5), Japanese military (5), naval history (5), Eiger (5), tactics (5), drugs (5), crime (4), 19th century (4), 18th century (4), guerrilla warfare (4), Japan (4), backpacking (4), transcontinental (4), fauna (4), cannibalism (4), introductory (4), whaling (4), Japanese history (4), reenactment (4), addiction (4), IJN (4), penal colonies (4), practice (4), submarines (4), aviation (4), Pacific Northwest (4), missions (4), military intelligence (4), guide (4), Zen (4), leadership (4), Pacific history (4), identification guide (4), South Africa (3), psychoactives (3), war reporting (3), emigrants (3), survival (3), philosophy (3), NSW (3), North Africa (3), Arabs (3), BC (3), Timor (3), escapes (3), spirituality (3), UK (3), flora (3), New Guinea (3), Alaska (3), cycling (3), journalism (3), Asia (3), PNG (3), magic realism (3), Gautama Buddha (3), Mexico (3), East Timor (3), Spain (3), ethnography (3), bombing (3), dystopia (3), internment (3), American history (3), camping (3), art (3), politics (3), literary biography (2), navigation (2), Nisei (2), wrecking (2), foreign policy (2), aesthetics (2), oral history (2), Cree (2), NZ (2), epic (2), RAAF (2), Japanese Canadians (2), Scotland (2), RAN (2), commerce raiding (2), Broome (2), SMS Emden (2), HMAS Sydney (2), bushwalking (2), air raids (2), USMC (2), Canada (2), Meiji (2), English literature (2), Iraq (2), from:kklv (2), Burma-Thailand Railway (2), language (2), Australians (2), anthropology (2), nuclear warfare (2), Congo (2), swappable (2), Solomon Islands (2), castaways (2), Appalachians (2), Maritimes (2), veterans (2), PTSD (2), secularism (2), environmentalism (2), Chile (2), dharma (2), Mediterranean (2), cryptography (2), utopian socialism (2), architecture (2), Hawkesbury (2), Afghanistan (2), music (2), speculative geography (2), Civil War (2), China (2), espionage (2), cults (2), 1960s (2), ANARE (2), slavery (2), SMS Ayesha (2), translators (2), Japanese Americans (2), independent companies (2), meteorology (2), Taisho (2), HMS Bounty (2), commandos (2), Singapore (2), SOE (2), humour (2), cancer survival (2), Finns (2), British history (2), Ethiopia (2), Cambodia (2), Herodotus (2), Tibet (2), agnosticism (2), storms (2), special operations (2), special forces (2), Tokyo (2), psychedelics (2), Arabia (2), CSIRO (1), ABDA (1), Auchenflower (1), First Earth Battalion (1), Toowong (1), speculative autobiography (1), Dutch (1), Russia (1), Canadian literature (1), gauchos (1), Mongolia (1), climbing equipment (1), Amazon (1), how do you like them apples (1), Merry Pranksters (1), Cape Horn (1), Poland (1), hippies (1), outback (1), forensic anthropology (1), nuclear testing (1), sport (1), Patagonia (1), Manchuria (1), crusades (1), New Zealand (1), inconceivable (1), Darwin (1), meditation (1), masculinity (1), consciousness (1), counterculture (1), Indian Ocean (1), tour de france (1), zombies (1), creation (1), Central Asia (1), intelligence (1), immigration (1), USSR (1), jazz (1), beat (1), activism (1), post-apocalyptic (1), trade (1), satire (1), ebook (1), pearling (1), sutras (1), CIA (1), rugby league (1), lectures (1), Austria-Hungary (1), Iroquois (1), minorities (1), Northern England (1), psychological warfare (1), true crime (1), nuclear weapons testing (1), DEW line (1), eucalypts (1), cosmic background radiation (1), Czechs (1), murder (1), guitarists (1), suttas (1), graffiti (1), blokey (1), COBE (1), Nunavut (1), Northwest Territories (1), medieval history (1), radioactive fallout (1), portraiture (1), covert action (1), evacuees (1), ethnobotany (1), Sydney (1), Western Australia (1), signatures (1), blues (1), tiger walking (1)
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Núvols: Núvol d'etiquetes, Núvol d'autors, Mirall d'etiquetes
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Grups: Aussie librarians, Australian LibraryThingers, Librarians who LibraryThing, Military History, South American Fiction-Argentine Writers, TinyCat
S'ha unit: Aug 24, 2006

About My Library

Currently collecting in: maritime and polar exploration; Arctic and Antarctic topics; and Buddhism (dharma practice).

Other abiding interests include Latin-American literature and poetry, and travels (of an expeditionary or exploratory nature, but generally not guidebooks or the like).

Formerly I collected a lot in military history, especially Australian or those with local (Queensland) history connections. After a large weeding exercise in January 2019, I have retained only a core number of those.

All items are print versions and most are kept in Brisbane. The "currently reading" collection does not include any library borrowing at all, only books I've purchased.
For ebooks, I use and recommend BorrowBox (this is an unsolicited endorsement).

I also buy some contemporary fantasy and sci-fi ebooks, but don't intend to catalogue those here. But do yourself a favour and check out Mark Lawrence and AJ Smith.

About Me