OT: too many books (was Re: [Farmall] Corporate Tragedy, Agony of IH

[Mike Sloane]

John - you might want to contact Bob Brooks - he is the one that took 
half of the ones I gave away. There were over 20 milk crates all 
together - I have belonged to the Science Fiction Book Club for about 30 
years. I have not sorted through what remains, but when I do, I will 
give you a shout.

Mike

E. John Puckett wrote:

> Mike, I'm a big science fiction fan, especially the older ones.  I'd be 
> glad to take any extras off your hands.
> 
> Mike Sloane wrote:
> 
>> I missed the original thread due to being away and a jammed up 
>> "inbox". I too had a problem with too many books occupying too much 
>> space. So I boxed them up and took them to my county library. They 
>> were happy to take about half of them (but they are tight on space 
>> also), but I still had a lot more (mostly science fiction collected 
>> during over about 50 years and other fiction) to get rid of. Another 
>> carload went to an ATIS member who found homes for them, and the rest 
>> went to town hall - they have a couple of shelves of orphan books that 
>> anyone can have. I still have a couple hundred more that I need to get 
>> rid of...
>>
>> I kept all my tractor books, of course. :-)
>>
>> Mike
>>
> 

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