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I own 120 and have read at least 19, but possibly more that were not nyrb editions.

I own 120 and have read at least 19, but possibly more that were not nyrb editions."
Yes, the list itself is on the NYRB website.

I thought Trevor made a document/list awhile back...pretty sure I saved it in my google.docs. Yep, on Trevor's list I've read 29 out of 514. I have a lot of good reading to look forward to!


Check and see if your complete catalog contains The Glass Bees. The paper catalogs I've picked up at the Brooklyn Book Festival are for their in-print books -- they doesn't list editions that are out of print such as the TGB.

I own 170 (I'm counting Anniversaries as 1 (obviously) and I think I've read about 125.
Okay, I`ll fess up because I`m in good company here. I own 72 paperbacks, and 64 ebooks (some are doubled though).
Kevin, so far you seem to be the one with the largest collection. Bravo.
Kevin, so far you seem to be the one with the largest collection. Bravo.


The authors who appear more than once on my list are Kingsley Amis, J.G. Farrell, Patrick Leigh Fermor, Henry Green, Vasily Grossman, Tove Jansson, Magda Szabo and John Williams.
I do have a handy checklist I will update and put here. The link is out there in another thread, but it is current only through last summer, so there are going to be another 30 or so I'll need to include.

Check and see if yo..."
Nope, no The Glass Bees. Apparently it should not be called nyrb Classics 2019 Complete Catalog.

I own 170 (I'm counting Anniversaries as 1 (obviously) and I think I've read about 125."
I agree! Why do so many book lovers seem to have a fondness for lists?

I sort of have um...well...a whole lot.
It took me a bit, but I have put together a checklist I will be updating frequently. Here is the thread where that will be housed.
This probably has some errors, but I hope you can help me spot any. It does have The Glass Bees, which is still being sold by NYRB Classics so it doesn't look like they've lost the rights. The Walser book you may be thinking of, Sarah, is probably Selected Stories, which they lost the rights to a few years ago.
It looks like I have read 110 and own 279. I've got a lot of work to do!
This probably has some errors, but I hope you can help me spot any. It does have The Glass Bees, which is still being sold by NYRB Classics so it doesn't look like they've lost the rights. The Walser book you may be thinking of, Sarah, is probably Selected Stories, which they lost the rights to a few years ago.
It looks like I have read 110 and own 279. I've got a lot of work to do!

Me too. Hopefully I can increase the ratio of read to owned by the end of the year. :)


I also just found out my local bookstore started an NYRB book club. This is just a wonderful day all of a sudden.
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