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I'm fine with it, my book stacks are very tidy and organised. A few years back I got rid of a few hundred books that I thought I would never miss. I've regretted it ever since. Every so often I spend an hour or so looking for a book that I know I have, only to realise that it was one of the ones I ditched. I have no intention of making that mistake again.
Have any of you ever been featured on one of those 'reality' packrat shows?
; and that I also like to keep a (comparatively) few selected monographies of technical literature concerning linguistics (grammars), philosophy and rhetoric (basically metrics), compilations of science formulas, as well as some encyclopedic volumes about the basics of science... then also some spare very technical literature that I may end scanning, and adding to my electronic library, which is a little more varied, but which contains very little "creative" literature.
The Guardian like to censor their readers. And now they have censored themselves.
That my "creative writing" books must have written preferably like two thousand years ago, in Latin, but mostly in Greek, that there is relatively little prose among them, even less novels, being mostly in verse (because there are plenty of unintelligible rows of short lines on their pages) and, in any case, they seem to have been chosen, not so much for the language or the era, as for a reason not easily grasped by the uninitiated
