InsaneJournal

Current mood:

busy

In which Thia is practical. And twelve. Mostly practical.
Free to good homes! (or bad homes...any homes, really, because if y'all don't take them, they're going to the library or the used book store)

MYSTERIES (all paperback)
The Jupiter Missile Mystery, by Elizabeth Beatty
Crooked House, by Agatha Christie
Murder in Retrospect, by Agatha Christie
The Seven Dials Mystery, by Agatha Christie
The Arrangement, by Suzanne Forster
The Scarlet Letters/The Glass Village, by Ellery Queen (two-in-one)

MYSTERY/ADVENTURE/CAPER...ish (paperback except where noted)
Alias the Saint, by Leslie Charteris
The Avenging Saint, by Leslie Charteris
Call for the Saint, by Leslie Charteris
Enter the Saint, by Leslie Charteris
The Saint and Mr. Teal, by Leslie Charteris
The Saint Closes the Case, by Leslie Charteris
The Saint Goes West, by Leslie Charteris
The Saint in Miami, by Leslie Charteris
The Saint Overboard, by Leslie Charteris
The Saint: Two in One (The Ace of Knaves and The Happy Highwayman), by Leslie Charteris - hardcover
The Saint vs. Scotland Yard, by Leslie Charteris
Vendetta for the Saint, by Leslie Charteris

FANTASY (all paperback)
Dragons of Light, anthology of short stories edited by Orson Scott Card CLAIMED
Elf Fantastic, anthology of short stories edited by Martin Greenberg CLAIMED

VAMPIRES (all hardcover)
A Candle for d'Artagnan, by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
Crusader's Torch, by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
Path of the Eclipse, by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
Tempting Fate, by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro

ROMANCE (all paperback)
The Cad, by Edith Layton
Goddess of the Rose, by P.C. Cast
Mine to Take, by Dara Joy

As you might guess from the above list: yes, I'm moving. (The fact that it takes this to get me to hand off books I have no interest in reading/re-reading is, uh, an interesting observation, yes it is.) Hiked over the new place this morning, partially to see how long it would take me (an hour and a half), and partially because I've been teasing my new roommates-to-be with the idea of putting my statue of Thoth on the mantelpiece, so of course I had to follow through. I mean -- mantelpiece! Thoth statue! A Cthulu plushy would've been better, but one works with what one has. I tried to make do by putting a plesiosaur on the mantel next to him.

The random Mardi Gras beads now draped on random door-handles have no excuse, though. Not even a specious one.

In the meantime, it's down to the slow process of packing, cleaning, and sorting. And figuring out whether I'm right that since I haven't signed a lease renewal since my new landlord took over (six years ago), that I am indeed now on month-to-month. And, of course, job-hunting. Whee.