More books on the shelf

In my last post I thought it would be interesting to capture the books on our shelves. And I think think it’s an interesting idea – to have the ability to look back years later and see what books we had in what order. But I’m realizing it’s probably only interesting to us – to me and my family. It’s a lot of hassle to list out all the books and the authors and in the end I haven’t the will to bother to explain how we even came to own these books and whether or not they are even worth reading. So what’s the point? If you don’t know us that well and you care to, then knowing what books we have might help you gain some insight. So it’s worth knowing that the bookshelf is fairly new – we just bought it at the end of last year, and therefore the books that have made it onto the shelf is the literature that we’ve most recently read and/or is closest to our hearts (that’s the theory anyways). I think most of the books on the shelf published today are probably more current to us, closer to what we’ve been reading recently or more of our go-to books for inspiration, coffee table books and such. So I present to you more of the books on our shelf:

1. I Slept With Joey Ramone – Mickey Leigh and Legs McNeil
2. The Girl Who Played With Fire – Stieg Larsson
3. The Pirate’s Dilemma (How Youth Culture Is Reinventing Capitalism) – Matt Mason
4. Banksy Locations & Tours – Martin Bull
5. The Best American Comics 2008 – Lynda Barry, Editor
6. Voice Of The Fire – Alan Moore
7. Frida Kahlo Face to Face – Judy Chicago
8. The Eye of the Artist – I.C.C.
9. Graffiti World – Nicholas Ganz
10. The Book Of Hip Hop Cover Art – Andrew Emery
11. Banksy – Century
12. Found – Davy Rothbart
13. If You Meet the Buddha on the Road, Kill Him! (The Pilgrimage of Psychotherapy Patients) – Sheldon B. Kopp
14. Dr. Seuss’s ABC – Dr. Seuss
15. Please Kill Me – Legs McNeil and Gillian McCain
16. Comic Art Propaganda – Fredrik Stromberg
17. The Times Compact Atlas Of The World – Times Books
18. The Complete Book Of Aunts – Rupert Christiansen with Beth Brophy
19. Luck – Nicholas Rescher
20. The Art Book – Phaidon
21. Does Anything Eat Wasps? – New Scientist
22. The Catcher In The Rye – J.D. Salinger
23. Everything You Pretend To Know And Are Afraid Someone Will Ask – Lynette Padwa
24. A History Of The Arab Peoples – Albert Hourani
25. The Rough Guide To London – Rough Guides
26. Perfume – Patrick Suskind
27. Borderlands | La Frontera – Gloria Anzaldua
28. Unexplained Phenomena – A Rough Guide Special
29. Sneaking in at the end Stu + Marcy’s Wedding Invite!