Free Books!

reallyrose

I'm trying to get rid of some clutter in my flat and I have far too many books. Listed below are the onces I'd like to get rid of. Free for the asking!

Please take them....

Bill Bryson - Made in America
Brent Weeks - The Way of Shadows
Christopher Paolini - Eragon
David Eddings - The Tamuli
Dean Koontz - Dragon Tears
Jacqueline Carey - Kushtel's Scion
Jared Diamond - Why is Sex Fun - The Evolution of Human Sexuality
Kate Elliott - Spirit Gate
Oscar Wilde - The Picture of Dorian Gray
Pete McCarthy - McCarthy's Bar
Philip Pulman - The Subtle Knife
Raymond Feist - A Darkness at Sethanon
Raymond Feist - Silverthorn
Raymond Feist - Shadow of a Dark Queen
Stephen King - Dreamcatcher
Stephen King - Needful Things
Stephen King - Rose Madder
Stephen King - The Dead Zone
Stephen King - The Tommyknockers
Tad Williams - Stone of Farewell

alie

Where in dublin are you?

reallyrose

Dublin 2

FewFew

Which one is Shadow of a Dark Queen? I think I have the first trilogy and the third trilogy, but not the 2nd.

What's the Spirit Knife? If it's Dark Materials tis the Subtle Knife but it could be a different book, in which case I'm verrry interested.

Also Tommyknockers looks cool. I think Dreamcatcher was made into a terrible movie and I just wouldn't be able to read it without thinking of it.

Good selection of free books fo' sure.

reallyrose

Fewcifur wrote: »

Which one is Shadow of a Dark Queen? I think I have the first trilogy and the third trilogy, but not the 2nd.

What's the Spirit Knife? If it's Dark Materials tis the Subtle Knife but it could be a different book, in which case I'm verrry interested.

Also Tommyknockers looks cool. I think Dreamcatcher was made into a terrible movie and I just wouldn't be able to read it without thinking of it.

Good selection of free books fo' sure.

Shadow of a Dark Queen is the trilogy after Magician, etc trilogy.
Spirit Knife was a typo, well spotted.
Tommyknockers is very good. Dreamcatcher is good too, a bit too full of disturbing mental images for me. The movie doesn't do it justice at all and kinda left a lot of stuff out. Like most of the plot.

I can't get into R. Fiest. I love the trilogy set in Kelewan, about one of the Tsurani families. The rest of the books I can't get into.

Orim

reallyrose wrote: »

I can't get into R. Fiest. I love the trilogy set in Kelewan, about one of the Tsurani families. The rest of the books I can't get into.

Twas a really good set of books.

I'd take the bryson and any/all of the King but god knows when I'd be able to pick them up.

reallyrose

Orim wrote: »

Twas a really good set of books.

I'd take the bryson and any/all of the King but god knows when I'd be able to pick them up.

They won't be going anywhere! Unfortunately.

My flat, she disappears under one million books.

KyussBishop

Fewcifur wrote: »

Also Tommyknockers looks cool. I think Dreamcatcher was made into a terrible movie and I just wouldn't be able to read it without thinking of it.

Yea Stephen King adaptations attract quite a mix of really good, and really really horrible movies.
My favourite of the bad movies that I've seen (for cheese/humour value) is 'The Langoliers'; the ending (complete with flying meatball monsters) is hilariously anticlimactic.

Anyway, getting a little less off-topic; I highly recommend people check out 'The Dark Tower' books by Stephen King (especially if you've already read a lot of his stuff), they are quite good (and are being made into a TV series + films I think)

micayla

reallyrose wrote: »

Bill Bryson - Made in America
Brent Weeks - The Way of Shadows
Dean Koontz - Dragon Tears
Jared Diamond - Why is Sex Fun - The Evolution of Human Sexuality
Stephen King - Dreamcatcher

I would be interested in these if possible?:) Also yay for free books!

Solitaire

Anything written by Weeks = Win :cool:

reallyrose

micayla wrote: »

I would be interested in these if possible?:) Also yay for free books!

Would you be able to pick them up from here/somewhere?

micayla

Oh sure, I'm in town tomorrow if that's any good?:)

reallyrose

micayla wrote: »

Oh sure, I'm in town tomorrow if that's any good?:)

I'm locked in an abyss of study. I'm not allowed out tomorrow. But I live about 10-15 minutes walk from Grafton St, about 5 minutes from Pearse Station.

FewFew

Sure I'll yoink that Dark Queen book, Tommyknockers and Dead Zone. They're the only three I'm sure to get around to me thinks. I'll pop over at some point, sure I'll communicate with ye olde SMS.