Post ur shelves

friend gave it to me as a christmas present in 2008

Digging your grave, senpai.

Putin rocks

90% bought used

>no anime shit
Veeky Forums is improving

The Barnes and Noble classics have such nice aesthetic.

>completely upside down

i hope you die retard, fuck you.

>psychopath, political scum
>rocks

"Malleus Malefcarum"

Rock on, Bro. Fuck witches. I didn't know they made a nice edition of that.

Are you a spider?

Overexposed the top left a bit, alphabetical until Roth, then random inserts wherever was space.
Top right and side is non-fiction and Dutch/English overflow.
The floor is Photo/Design/Art.

Cheeky Zettels Traum there.

Nice shelf op, i like how concentrated the subject matter is. have you read all those?

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they are they worst. also cheaply made

>Complete Case Files
Good choice, citizen.

Nice eclectic mix of pleb Murakami, core-lit and obscure lit.

Any more design stuff?

The least shit Veeky Forums shelf I have ever seen

I can't understand how someone could have such shit taste.

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I'm going to need a new shelf soon. Books are piling up around the house.

Forgot the damn pic. Should've had a coffee.

davai davai tovarisch! do not believe the western jewish lies, Putin is your friend!

i have that naked lunch represent my man

An avid scifi fan.

We'd be friends.

I've read A Scanner Darkly, Androids, and a few of his short stories. What PKD should I read next?

Also, how's that giant exegesis? What does the text look to accomplish?

Not him, but Valis is best

I like UBIK most. I havent gotten into the exegesis yet but as i understand it, it's insane ramblings of PKD. This is the first book. There's thousands more pages left to be transcribed.

what do i need

cringy =

Emma. as i lay dying. Life on the mississippi. 1984. I dunno. It's a pretty nice collection.

Good work comrade! 10 rubles have been deposited to your account.

You need to remove the lowest right corner

This has a really cool optical illusion if you stare at the middle of the picture and scroll down slowly

is it the anime?
I have more unpictured figures up top

Trying to avoid buying more anglo/american work now, but I'll get 1984 soon.

What's wrong with Judge Dredd?

some of my coffeetable books

Akutagawa, Soseki, Tanizaki and Kawabata.

>Criterion designs

I appreciate you

So big.
Yes.

my shelves

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seem solid, just be sure you got some bookends.

booksasdecorations.jpg

cant but i made my own, to hold my vinyl as well. did it with my pop pop before his heart attack and quick fall into parkinsons. its a solid and heavy shelf. ill have to post if this thread stays up for long.

Do you have any good resources for making your own bookshelves?

Seeing my hardcover books on bending IKEA particleboard shelves is really disheartening.

>Holy Bible
>Brothers K.
>Kuroneko
How can one user be so based?

P-please be in Amsterdam

Can you post a pic of an open page of War and Peace?

I want to see the font size and translation/writing style.

Also, did you like Oblomov?

Why do you own so many coffee table books?

My Little Sister Can't Be This Based!

nice

My library

Got the same Poo book, high five

Any closer pics of what's on the shelves?

>weeaboo garbage
>mein kampf
>encyclopedia of japanese culture
Weebs, please stop trying to act like you've got a taste. When you faggots put an anime figure on that shelf, you don't really look like someone who's both educated and have unique hobbies. You actually still look like a creepy manchild.

Gross.

Sorry lads.

>implying there is anything wrong with owning a copy of Mein Kampf
Not that user btw

fuck, codex seraphinianus. Why did you bought it?

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You study both architecture and medicine? What the fuck?

Why would you not buy it?

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>Mein Kampf

My nigga

Shitty uni hall furniture reporting in

>That first edition s,m,l,xl

Impressive.

:-)

another cheeky zettels traum

fuckin hell what is that top right shelf?

>Websters

I am, want me to read Hermans to you?
The publishing penis of designers, architects and photographers is not measured in literary quality but simply by the size of their book. It's near impossible to find smaller sized work that is decent.
I've had it since I was a little kid.
Just medicine, architecture/design is an interest.
It's Koolhaas' seminal work and deserves to be read, too bad the form factor prohibits that.

And the French section in the hallway to finish.

Let me ask this here instead of starting a new thread

What's the point of dust jackets?
>uncomfortable to read with
>look ugly in the shelf
>tear and break easily
Is there any reason not to throw them away as soon as I buy the book?

>I am, want me to read Hermans to you?

I don't know. Are you qt?

What's the bottom left Dostoevsky book?

>uncomfortable to read it
take it off then
>look ugly in the shelf
no
>tear and break easily
not if you're careful
>Is there any reason not to throw them away as soon as I buy the book?
no

I take them off when i read books which have them, but i think they look nice on a shelve, or the book doesn't have its name on it.

hi neil gaiman

I've got a couple dozen more since this picture, since I found a really nice bookstore nearby that just stocks independent press books, and mostly only presses that do translated works. I'm hoping they pick up Wakefield Press on my suggestion.

How many of these have you read? No h8 just curious

all of them?

About 2/3. The past year I've been buying a lot more of the ones I initially read as library check-outs.

Can't help with war and peace right now. It's a Maude's translation. I haven't read it yet.

Oblomov is one of my favorite books of all time. I highly recommend Marian Schwartz' translation

cool, what are your favorites?

I actually don't even own all my favorites yet, but, some:

>The Master of Go
>The Summer Book
>In Watermelon Sugar
>Kornel Esti
>The Blind Owl
>Pedro Paramo
>On the Marble Cliffs
>Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio
>Adventures of the Ingenious Alfanui
>Log of the S.S. the Mrs. Unguentine

t. Hoarder.

So in other words your bookshelf is just a sink hole for money.

What is Veeky Forums's opinion on having multiple copies of the same book? Like I found a nice leatherbound bible from the 60's printed in England with a Royal seal inside, but I plan on getting a much more ornate copy in the future. Also have some books in paperback and hardcover that I found hardcovers of randomly after reading paperback.

Donate the paperback to library when you get the hardcover. I don't know, usually when I get another copy, it's a superior edition with annotations, bigger font, better paper, prettier cover, stuff like that.

Why do you say so? For the ratio of read:unread, or because I've been buying ones I've already read before?

now my stephen kings are within reaching distance in my home depot display house with chairs that look shit

A lovely and inviting collection, user. Very impressive.