>Post your beautiful home libraries.
>>8638636
>>8639382
Current most patrician submission.
>>8638636
>>8639365
All that can fit on a single kindle
>>8639417
Alberto Manguel's library makes me so envious. I'm currently reading The Library At Night and feeling maximal jealously.
>>8640480
It's always been one of my favorites. I'm hopefully closing on a house soon that includes a whole guest house, I'd love to make it into a library like that.
>>8640492
>Enjoy poor retention
still waiting on that proof
>>8639382
((YOU AGAIN))
>>8640492
>Enjoy poor retention
>muh cherrypicked "scientific study"
So do you uncritically accept the results of every bullshit study you read about in pseudo-journalistic puff pieces or only those that suit your confirmation bias?
>Expense Pad
>Implying it's not more expensive in the long run to purchase books and keep giving them away
Also inb4 "buy used". Not everything you'd want to buy is easily available used. You can, however, find virtually any book free online. Also you are not factoring in the opportunity cost of your time spent hunting around in used bookstores or trolling ebay. Unless, of course, you are unemployed and place no value on your free time.
Disclaimer: This is coming from someone living in a small apartment who has a big bookshelf full of books and also a kindle. Both are fine, do whatever you want, but for convenience and cost effectiveness there is absolutely no contest. Kindle has the upper hand. Personally, I haven't experienced any problems retaining what I've read on a kindle either.
This absolute madman
http://io9.gizmodo.com/5352953/take-a-peek-inside-neil-gaimans-library/
>>8639413
Is this in Paris?
>>8641645
I believe it's a humanities prof at hopkins. It made the shite millenial press a while back.
>>8639413
>has a ladder to reach high up books
>just uses it as another bookshelf instead
Why are these cretins allowed nice things?
>>8642885
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rvXUHI331k
>>8642925
It's really not that hard to move some books around..
Well, this isn't as grand as some, but it's actually mine, so I'm happy. Library and den/secondary library.
>>8642937
Nice. What are the pages in the case?
>>8642931
fair point, I'm probably just jealous. apologies for my autism.
>>8642947
Some antique pages: A trial page from Kelmscott's edition of Caxton's Golden Legend, 1892, A page from the Doves Press edition of Paradise Lost, 1902, Two fabulous old Master prints: German engravings, 17th C, & A page from a rubricated incunabulum hymnal, 15th C.
>>8642978
Thats really neat man. I hope to have a library as extensive as yours one day.
>>8642937
Looks pretty comfy, nice work anon.
Not a home library, but I did spend some time here today studying.
>>8640334
It doesn't have the same /comfy/ feeling.
>>8643100
>>8643093
Thanks. It's genuinely comfy and great to hang out in. I'd been waiting many years to buy a house and have dedicated library rooms.
>>8644606
If only you'd bought a good camera too.
>>8642978
that coffee table idea is brilliant. nice setup.
i might actually steal that idea a few years down the line if i ever happen to remember it.
I'm poor
crow private library dallas tx
post my home porn library you say?
It's just a Liatorp table from Ikea.