LibraryThing founder, Litsy guardian. Father, hacker, bibliophile, ex-classicist, Catholic. Married to @LisaCarey. I read ancient history, classics, archaeology, church history, language, technology, and fiction of various sorts. Portland, Maine, Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Kaş, Turkey.

“Tsundoku!” is my battle cry. Cataloging my books at https://www.librarything.com/catalog/jimfields3

“Best of Litsy“ is a shortcut to following a short list of Litsy members. The list of members is close to random, and changes over time. @Litsy created the account to give new members something to look at when they join. @TheBestofLitsy is a variant.

“Best of Litsy“ is a shortcut to following a short list of Litsy members. The list of members is close to random, and changes over time. @Litsy created the account to give new members something to look at when they join. @BestofLitsy is a variant.

This writer is a reader. Here is the compilation of Litsy tips some of us put together: https://raimeygallant.com/2017/10/31/litsytips/

I love murder mysteries set in the Middle Ages, but I don‘t restrict myself to them! I do avoid anything with ‘harrowing‘ in the blurb.