Free books
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stephbgFree books to those that would like them, from BB's collection. Mostly war fiction from a variety of stupid conflicts (although it's tempting to label Death to the French as something other than stupid, but that would be Wrong). ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mikey_ob and _bigjobbies_ I was thinking of you at the beginning of the breakup, but the hundreds of proper war history books have already gone to the buffs.
zebra363, Sharpe alert :-)
Condition: pre-loved paperback unless otherwise specified. Some quite well loved, but all are whole.
Other condition: I won't ship them, but I'm sure Arrangements can be made to pass them around, or to make an exchange on a misty bridge in Berlin at 3:00AM. As you do. Actually, arrangements for this could be made relatively easily, because my sister (currently London-Based Sister) lived in Berlin for years and has friends there. She was there during the fall of The Wall, so we have a verified piece of it. She was also there for Chernobyl, and so heard about contaminated lettuce being sold in East Berlin. She's a very handy international network node. And I love her lots.
But I digress.
Cornwell, Bernard. Sharpe's Company
Cornwell, Bernard. Sharpe's Eagle
Deighton, Len. Bomber
DelVecchio, John M. The 13th Valley
Forester, C. S. Death to the French
MacKenzie, Compton. Whisky Galore. Hard cover.
O'Grady, John (Nino Culotta). Gone Troppo/Gone Goughin'
Simonov, Konstantin. Victims and Heroes
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander. One day in the life of Ivan Denisovich
mikey_ob and _bigjobbies_ I was thinking of you at the beginning of the breakup, but the hundreds of proper war history books have already gone to the buffs. zebra363, Sharpe alert :-)Condition: pre-loved paperback unless otherwise specified. Some quite well loved, but all are whole.
Other condition: I won't ship them, but I'm sure Arrangements can be made to pass them around, or to make an exchange on a misty bridge in Berlin at 3:00AM. As you do. Actually, arrangements for this could be made relatively easily, because my sister (currently London-Based Sister) lived in Berlin for years and has friends there. She was there during the fall of The Wall, so we have a verified piece of it. She was also there for Chernobyl, and so heard about contaminated lettuce being sold in East Berlin. She's a very handy international network node. And I love her lots.
But I digress.
Cornwell, Bernard. Sharpe's Company
Cornwell, Bernard. Sharpe's Eagle
Deighton, Len. Bomber
DelVecchio, John M. The 13th Valley
Forester, C. S. Death to the French
MacKenzie, Compton. Whisky Galore. Hard cover.
O'Grady, John (Nino Culotta). Gone Troppo/Gone Goughin'
Simonov, Konstantin. Victims and Heroes
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander. One day in the life of Ivan Denisovich
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Date: 2008-11-12 11:17 pm (UTC)I have fond memories of reading excerpts of this when I was able to surreptitiously get into my own big brother's Lit textbooks.
May I have this one? I will treasure it.
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