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<\/a><\/p>\nI got:<\/p>\n
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- Several films on both DVD and VHS. Given that I watch six new movies a year, these should hold me a while, especially coupled with the others I’ve stocked up over the last couple of years. And yet sometimes when I want to watch something, I don’t have anything that jumps out right at that moment.
<\/li>\n - Science, Numbers, and I<\/em> by Isaac Asimov. One of his short nonfiction books. I like them, although I haven’t read one in a while. So how much can I say I actually like them, then? I dunno.
<\/li>\n- Spectrum II<\/em>, a collection of sci-fi short stories.
<\/li>\n- Monster from Out of Time<\/em>, a book whose title sounds an awful lot like a Lovecraft story. I haven’t checked up yet, but I think Long was in that milieiu.
<\/li>\n- Knight of the Scimitar<\/em>, a novel about the Crusades. Given its age, it probably has a clear-cut moral idea.
<\/li>\n- The Broken Snare<\/em>, an ex-Library book about someone building a ranch in the Canadian Rockies.
<\/li>\n- One of William Shatner’s many autobiographies. Internet, how come no one has done a parody of the theme from Shaft<\/em> called “Shat”?
<\/li>\n- Richard Marcinko’s guide to success. As you might remember, I read his autobiography Rogue Warrior<\/em> in March<\/a>.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
I was a little disappointed that the sale didn’t have any Gold Eagle pulp paperbacks; I have found my first Executioner and SOBs titles at this sale in previous years. Also, one of other attendees was a twit scanning all the books with his smartphone to find what he could sell for more than a buck on Ebay, and I have a whole post’s worth of disdain for that behavior that I’ll have to get into later.<\/p>\n
- Spectrum II<\/em>, a collection of sci-fi short stories.