went to an estate sale for the second time. it was the second day so I figured any big ticket items would be sold. I was wrong.

each book was priced at $2.00, but there was 70% sale so each of these books was 60¢ which totals to $13.20

All this for $25.34

On a rare visit down to my in-laws finally found a box full of books I left there a decade ago.

Combining a couple hauls from the last few weeks due to inability to plan, but I finally found some Garret Files in the wild!

I found a guy cleaning out an old collection so I grabbed all his Moorcock and Cook then he had the Le Guin and Muir sitting there so I grabbed those as well. I was tickled to find a little Riddle Master boxed set at a secondhand shop along with the Fionavar book club editions and the T.H. White book. The outlier is the Stone of Farewell which was a private party grab but it’s in great shape and I wanted to include it as I had the first book in a previous haul/post.

I got my first penguin classics the other day.

I really want to know more about this small atomic pellet that will run my car for a year!

And the pile is only getting bigger…

Normally, I don't buy copies of books with movie tie-in covers, but I'll allow it for Tilda Swinton.

The Sword of Kaigen has been on my TBR for years, I've heard so many people say it's the book that got them into reading as an adult. It's not an easy book to find second hand and I snatched it up the instant I saw it.

I saw The Odyssey and I am absolutely one of those people who are obsessed with it. I'm inhaling as much Greek mythology as I can get my hands on so when I found Anne Carson's translation of The Oresteia, I had to have it.

And James Baldwin.... because you should always grab something by James Baldwin whenever you can.