Books For Sale, Cheap!

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mirka
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I need to get rid of a ton of books. I have mailed out about 70 books through various books swap sites, but I still need to clear more space. So to keep it simple, if you are interested in any of the books listed here:

Send money via Paypal to mirka@chuckpalahniuk.net. Put the name of the book in the title if possible. In the body of the payment is a place to put a note for me and that works too.

US and Canada: Trade paperbacks are $5. Shipping included.

US: Hardcovers: $8. Shipping included.

Canada Hardcovers are $12. Shipping included.

Europe and Asia: Trade Paperbacks: $8 Shipping included.

Europe and Asia: Hardcover: $15 (Sorry, it's really expensive to ship to Europe and Asia these days. I sent a copy of The Club Dumas (a paperback!) to The The Philippines and it cost me $10.10!

Paperbacks: These are all in good used condition. I'll put any special condition notes by each book.

  1. Paul Auster: The New York Trilogy (A little scuffing at the top of the front cover)
  2. Tracy Chavalier: The Vigin Blue
  3. George Elliot Clarke: Goerge and Rue
  4. Michael Cunningham: The Hours
  5. Louis De Berenieres: Corelli's Mandolin
  6. Steve Erickson: Days Between Stations (The cover has some gouge marks at the bottom because it was boxed weird.)
  7. David B. Feinberg: Eighthy-Sixed
  8. Charles Frazier: Cold Mountain
  9. Adam Haslett: You are Not a Stranger Here
  10. Nick Hornby: About a Boy (Cover is a little bent)
  11. Nick Hornby: Speaking With The Angel (The front cover has several creases)
  12. Barbara Kingslover: The Poisonwood Bible (Creasing on the bottom of the front cover)
  13. Nicola Kraus: The Nanny Diaries
  14. Billie Letts: Where The Heart Is
  15. Stewart O'Nan A Prayer for The Dying (Black remainder dot at top of pages)
  16. Michael Ondaatje: The English Patient
  17. Suzan-Lori Parks: Getting Mother's Body
  18. Jane Smiley: The Age of Grief (Book Crossing Stamp inside front cover. This is the UK version)
  19. Andrew Vachss: Blue Belle
  20. Andrew Vachss: Shella
  21. Joy Williams: The Quick and the Dead
  22. Simon Winchester: A Tale of Murder, Insanity and the Making of the Oxford Dictionary
  23. The Best American Mystery Stories 2005: Editor Joyce Carol Oates (Some sticker residue on cover)

Hardcovers

  1. T.C. Boyle: A Friend of The Earth (Ex Library copy with the usual stamps and stickers, but no boogers!)
  2. Ethan Canin: The Palace Thief
  3. Orson Scott Card: Empire ( A little creasing on the top back of the DJ)
  4. Will Clarke: Lord Vishu's Love Handles
  5. Mary Gaitskill: Veronica (dustjacket at the top of the spine has small tears)
  6. Alice Hoffman: Skylight Confessions
  7. Thom Jones: Sonny Liston was a Friend of Mine 
  8. Richard Preston: The Hot Zone
  9. Gloria Naylor: Baily's Cafe

 

I will try to update the list as books are taken, but I have the flu so I'm going to be laying around. If I hear a beep that I got a new email I will check the computer to see if it's a book sale.

 

Thanks!

Mirka

 

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[font=tahoma]odd, that i just now stumbled upon this link

 

ive spent the last few hours picking through my bookshelves.  ive thought about selling them but didnt  think to start a spot here.  ive plucked out a little over a hundred and im sure tomorrow ill refine the filter a bit more and try to squeeze out another fifty..

 

only thing is, with that many, amazon and eBay just seem far too tedious and i'll want to get something back for them..  maybe i will start one and two dollar bins in this forum next week or so.  with your permission, if that's cool.

 

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mirka
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quote=JKabol

odd, that i just now stumbled upon this link

 ive spent the last few hours picking through my bookshelves.  ive thought about selling them but didnt  think to start a spot here.  ive plucked out a little over a hundred and im sure tomorrow ill refine the filter a bit more and try to squeeze out another fifty..

 only thing is, with that many, amazon and eBay just seem far too tedious and i'll want to get something back for them..  maybe i will start one and two dollar bins in this forum next week or so.  with your permission, if that's cool.

 -kabol

I know exactly what you mean. Ebay and Amazon are just to tedious. I kust want the books out of my house and hopefully in good homes. :)

 You don't need permission to post a a couple of threads selling your books here! :) I look forward to seeing what you are winnowing. You have pretty damn good taste in books. You might even want to get started now. 100 books is a lot. I posted about 30 and it felt like it took forever.

 

 

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with Cheap! in the title i thought there were going to be mad magazines! I got excited.

mirka
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I only have one Mad Magazine book, and it's the one you gave me so I would never part with it. Unless you missed it and wanted it back.

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[font=tahoma]yeah, i will never get rid of any book i have received from any cultist.  they stay with me until death.  but as for the rest.. some just can't stay.  i have easily a thousand books in my library and the ones i havent opened in forever need to go away forever\

 

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it'll be after superbowl sunday.  a friend called me a few weeks ago and said he was calling all of his friends who could care less about the superbowl to come and hang out for the superbowl.  actually, he said, Those who care about the superbown as much as we do.  we dont care.  jen several months ago was all like, I hope the saints make it to the superbowl this year, and i was like, You know, I'm a fan too, but i dont believe in ufo sitings and ghosts and whatnot.  yeah, they didnt make it so we could care about as much as brian and jenny care about the game, but it's a great excuse to prep food and share time.  i'll get to my own list after that.  as for your list, i have several of the same titles, several of the same going out the door.  mostly because jen has given me an ultimatum.  we're discarding several of the the bookshelves and crafting wall shelving in one of the rooms.  what doesnt fit goes.  some of the books are really good books, but i dont spend time with them anymore.  just like several of your titles, great reads and i spent time with several of them myself, but not in a long  l o n g  time

 

and i'm done hijacking your thread

 

good luck, and let me know when you have an extra arc of snuff

[color=green]just kidding, of course[/color]

 

kabol

 

 

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