books books everywhere...

[hellison]

Browsing thro Amazon at lunchtime, I was going thro the 'recommendations' bit, mostly weeding out books I already have which they persist in still recommending. With some tho I was having trouble remembering whether or not I actually did own them, or even if I had ever read them (eg some of the later endless series of Krondor ones).

Also I have wanted for a long long time to get some sort of catalogue of all the books together, so the question! Does anyone here use/know of any kind of intarnet or downloadable cataloguing thing?
I've heard of a couple, but the only one I could remember the name of was Bookcrossing, which is more of a list of ones you've gotten rid of - tho may do that too, as I have at least 2 copies of some.

Mind you I have no idea when I'd find TIME to do it, but a few every night (or while at work, hence online version ;p) should get somewhere at least. It'd be nice to get some idea of what I have and possibly even stop me from adding even more for a while ;p

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[tyrell.livejournal.com]

Every single one seems to be for cataloguing actual libraries, and costs money.

This is free, don't know if it's any good:
http://www.itlocation.com/en/software/prd60801,,.htm

[hellison.livejournal.com]

That looks interesting, poking about on google has turned up http://www.bibliophil.org and http://www.librarything.com, which also look like they might do it.

More Poking to be done!

[hellison.livejournal.com]

Downloaded that, it looks simple and handy. Also does dvds & cds !