Book giveaway

[cjwatson]

I have not nearly enough bookshelf space for all my books, so I'm giving a load away that I don't expect to read again.  (I think I've managed to keep this to things that are unambiguously mine rather than ghoti_mhic_uait's, but if not then I might need to withdraw the odd one of these offers.)  Let me know if you're interested in any of these, otherwise I plan to take them to a charity shop in a week or two.  Condition distinctly various (some covers damaged, spines generally broken, etc.), but they should all be readable enough.

SF/fantasy:

• David Eddings: The Hidden City (duplicate)
• Raymond E. Feist: Riftwar Saga series et seq (Magician; Silverthorn; A Darkness at Sethanon; Prince of the Blood)
• Raymond E. Feist and Janny Wurts: Empire Trilogy (Daughter of the Empire; Servant of the Empire; Mistress of the Empire)
• Maggie Furey: The Artefacts of Power series, book 1-4 (Aurian; Harp of Winds; The Sword of Flame; Dhiammara); The Eye of Eternity
• Traci Harding: The Ancient Future
• Robin Hobb: The Farseer Trilogy, book 1 (Assassin's Apprentice)
• Robert Moore Williams: Zanthar of the Many Worlds
• Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson: The Illuminatus! Trilogy
• Jane Welch: Runespell Trilogy book 1 (The Runes of War)

Computing:

• Moshe Bar and Karl Fogel: Open Source Development with CVS, third edition
• Silvia Hagen: IPv6 Essentials
• Stephen Lidie: Perl/Tk Pocket Reference
• Andy Oram and Greg Wilson (ed.): Beautiful Code

Other:

• Scott Adams: The Joy of Work
• Max Brooks: The Zombie Survival Guide
• Robin Cooper: The Timewaster Letters
• Ben Elton: Dead Famous
• Tony Hawks: Round Ireland with a Fridge

Comments

[ghoti_mhic_uait]

I believe Assassin's Apprentice is mine but I'm fine with it going anyway.

[cjwatson]

Ah, whoops, sorry, I knew at least one of the Hobb books belonged to me but I'd forgotten one was yours. Thanks.

[damerell]

I'd quite like Silvia Hagen: IPv6 Essentials if it's any good; I expect I will be at the pub on Thursday, if that is convenient. TIA.

[cjwatson]

I seem to recall that it was OK, though I should point out that it's from 2002 so I can't vouch for it being, er, especially up to date.

I may well not be at the pub on Thursday since K and the children will just have got back from their travels, but I could drop it round with ceb at some point?

[damerell]

That would be very kind.