MembreSKR

Fiction that is generally catalogued as a specific genre is tagged as such, whereas general fiction that has no ready category is dubbed simply "fiction." "Series" is used only for three or more titles in said series; books with a single sequel/prequel/companion are not tagged as such.

"Classic" is used not entirely consistently, because if I tagged all the books with a claim, half the library would be classics. Basically, most of the books I will tag as "classic" are those where that is the main descriptive term and they are in some way culturally central. Others are tagged because they are a definitive work of some kind.

Non-fiction is tagged as such. It also falls into categories of structure (e.g., essays, reference), content or topic (religion/spirituality, biography/memoir), and so forth.

All covers pictured are those of the editions I own, except where noted. Other publishing info is also as accurate as possible.

"Documentation is like sex -- when it's good, it's very good, and when it's bad, it's still better than nothing."
- Unknown

[Last updated 5/12/06]