Getting Rid of Science Fiction

[jrising]

I'm clearing out the books for which I feel no connection (which is about 2% of my library, of which I've only ready about 1/3)! The following are Science Fiction books that you can have for the cost of shipping them to you. Except where noted, all are in decent condition, with one thing missing: the front cover.

• Ray Bradbury: The Toynbee Convector


• Robert Daley: Year of the Dragon


• John Dalmas: The Yngling and The Circle of Power -- has front cover


• Gordon R. Dickson: Beyond the Dar Al-Harb


• Gordon R. Dickson: The Far Call


• Paul Dickson: The Future File


• Harry Harrison: Winter in Eden


• Robert E. Howard: Heroes of Bear Creek


• Ira Levin: This Perfect Day -- no back or front cover


• Dick Lochte: Sleeping Dog


• Anne McCaffrey: Dinosaur Planet Survivors


• Pat Murphy: The City Not Long After


• Andre Norton: The Gate of the Cat


• Steve Perry: The 97th Step


• Frederik Pohl: Narabedla, Ltd.


• Kim Stanley Robinson: The Gold Coast


• Mike Shupp: With Fate Conspire


• Norman Spinrad: Bug Jack Barron

[Edit: I'll BookMooch these with anyone, if you'd rather not pay the postage.]

Comments

[stars-gone-nova.livejournal.com]

If you can't unload them all on friends, do you know about bookmooch.com? You pay postage on the books you send people, but in return you get credit to claim books from others (and they pay that postage!). I've used it with great success.

[jrising.livejournal.com]

The beauty of the internet strikes again! Thanks for the pointer.

[dariusdraven.livejournal.com]

I'd be interested in The Gold Coast if you happen to have all three books in his California series.

[jrising.livejournal.com]

Sorry, I just have that one. Do you still want it? I can bookmooch it with you instead, if you don't want to pay the postage.

[dariusdraven.livejournal.com]

That's ok, I have enough books in the attic that I need to find a long-term plan for.

[mals13.livejournal.com]

interesting, my doctor's name is Anne McCaffrey.

[jrising.livejournal.com]

That's bizarre. Ms. McCaffrey was my mother's favorite author, so I always heard the name growing up. It didn't even occur to me that other people might have it.