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- A box of 94 comic books, including a number of Marvel mutant titles and GI Joe issues from the middle 1980s. They were marked a dime each or fifteen for a buck; how could I choose? I didn’t; I took the whole box, including the duplicates. I blame it on the fact that I watched Mallrats<\/i> last night.\n<\/li>\n
- Zobmondo!<\/i>, a collection of those silly question things to share with your partner.\n<\/li>\n
- The Mayor of Casterbridge<\/i> by Thomas Hardy, because I am on a sudden 19th century British lit kick.\n<\/li>\n
- Barnaby Rudge<\/i> by Charles Dickens, because I am on a sudden 19th century British lit kick. Honestly, I’d rather have handsome hardbound editions of both of these books, but if I need to read them first in paperback, so be it.\n<\/li>\n
- Test Your Lateral Thinking IQ<\/i>; a quiz book for a quarter. Maybe it will feed my ego, maybe it will teach me something, but at worst it will only have cost a quarter.\n<\/li>\n
- A Guide to the Star Wars Universe<\/i>; sure, it’s not the Star Wars portal<\/a> on Wikipedia, but it’s a book, so I’ll be able to geek out after the apocalypse.\n<\/li>\n
- Babylon 5: The Coming of Shadows<\/i>; I have seen like five minutes of Babylon 5<\/i> in my life, and I’m buying a book tie-in? I blame it on book-acquisition-drunkeness.\n<\/li>\n
- Stealing From The Rich<\/i>; apparently, a true story of some financial skullduggery in the oil industry. I’ll learn something, surely.\n<\/li>\n
- Fabricated Man<\/i>, a textbook on the ethics in creating life\/genetic engineering and whatnot.\n<\/li>\n
- The Most of George Burns<\/i>, a collection of several of George Burns’s books. I’ve not read any of his work, oddly, but I found his television show to be riotously funny half a century after it appeared on television.\n<\/li>\n
- Manhunt<\/i>, the story of the twelve day hunt for Abraham Lincoln’s killers. I think I read an article, excerpt, or review of this book in a history magazine this year.\n<\/li>\n
- Winston & Clementine<\/i>, Winston Churchill’s letters to his wife. Given his life, these must be very interesting. Still, I should probably read some of his formal writing that I have lying around here first.\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
- Zobmondo!<\/i>, a collection of those silly question things to share with your partner.\n<\/li>\n