Books for sale

[Jeffsta]

Jeff, you are moving some great books!

The wife is on me about selling them besides really needing space.

[mhatchett]

Jeff, you are moving some great books!

[Jeffsta]

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[TBookman]

Sent PM!

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[Jeffsta]

Hi WMJ75, I see you sent me a notification yesterday but for whatever reason there was no text visible in your message. You can contact me direct at [email protected] if you'd like.Thanks.

[Jeffsta]

I've been waiting for months to see if you'd end up selling those other Bradbury titles and then you went and listed them together!

*Sigh*

AND you listed The Exorcist/Legion??

Well, I'm going to go try and sell some books to get some spending money, haha...

Sorry about not getting them listed sooner and hope to get some more Bradbury listed in the near future. Just let me know when you're ready for any of these titles.

[Splync]

I've been waiting for months to see if you'd end up selling those other Bradbury titles and then you went and listed them together!

*Sigh*

AND you listed The Exorcist/Legion??

Well, I'm going to go try and sell some books to get some spending money, haha...

[mhatchett]

I understand. It really is a life long hobby, obsession, addiction lol!!

[Jeffsta]

I understand completely. I've been giving books away to my family. I saw this not too long ago.

from Carlos Maria Dominguez's THE HOUSE OF PAPER:
"It is often much harder to get rid of books than it is to acquire them. They stick to us in that pact of need and oblivion we make with them, witnesses to a moment in our lives we will never see again. . . The truth is that in the end, the size of a library does matter. We lay the books out for inspection like a huge exposed brain, offering miserable excuses and feigned modesty. . . There is a moment, however, when we have accumulated so many books that they cross an invisible line, and what was once a sense of pride becomes a burden, because from now on space will always be a problem."

I can commiserate with you! It's been really tough letting go of these books and I don't think it possible for me to give up my book collecting completely. The desire is still there.

[mhatchett]

Sigh LOL

[RonClinton]

Man, that is one insightful (and all too relatable) quote!

[mhatchett]

I've run out of space and need to let go of many books and I've retired and think it best to downsize.

I understand completely. I've been giving books away to my family. I saw this not too long ago.

from Carlos Maria Dominguez's THE HOUSE OF PAPER:
"It is often much harder to get rid of books than it is to acquire them. They stick to us in that pact of need and oblivion we make with them, witnesses to a moment in our lives we will never see again. . . The truth is that in the end, the size of a library does matter. We lay the books out for inspection like a huge exposed brain, offering miserable excuses and feigned modesty. . . There is a moment, however, when we have accumulated so many books that they cross an invisible line, and what was once a sense of pride becomes a burden, because from now on space will always be a problem."