Aha! I saw those Terry Goodkind paperbacks.
I have one seven foot bookcase that has six 36" shelves, and the six student housing shelves which are each 48" long.
On the topmost shelf is my husband's laserdisc collection (including the original Star Wars trilogy, THX remastered and no those silly "special editions", and Star Treks IV and VI). On the next shelf are books by Anne McCaffrey, Eddings, Tolkien, Goodkind, Card, Pratchett, and a few classics like Shakespeare, the Iliad, Wilder, Hawthorne, Wells, and rounding out with Celtic Wisdom and Ancient Mysteries.
The next shelf are religious books.
The next is mostly populated by our filing box, AJR CDs, the odd Entertainment Weekly, and some circiut design/solid-state/logic books.
The next is also mostly religious books joined by Machines that Kill and Mostly Harmless.
The bottom shelf are all my kids' books. You know, the Dinosaur encyclopedias next to the Cat in the Hat next to Horton Hatches the Egg. There are a few Bill Peet books like Cyrus the Unsinkable Sea-Serpent and Cowardly Clyde (about a dragon-slayer) for good measure.
On the top of the bookshelf under our globe are the coffee table books that can't fit on the shelves - An Irish Moment, Sierra Club, National Geographic. You know, the boring stuff.
The next shelf is completely occupied by my husband's film theory books. And a copy of the Polar Express.
The next shelf is my shelf, and is populated by the 5 Harry Potter books, the four Song of the Lioness books, the five The Dark is Rising books, and a couple of Jordan books, a Piers Anthony, a bunch more Anne McCaffrey, Mystic Warrior, and Shadowmancer (that I'm borrowing from Brenna).
The next shelf has mostly my foreign language dictionaries (Irish, French, Latin, Welsh, Spanish, Chinese, and Russian. Another copy of The Lord of the Rings, some some logic books, linguistics books and The Rivan Codex.
Next shelf are a few more McCaffrey, some history books, some music books, an etymological dictionary, a book on David Letterman, A Hard Day's Night in America, and another logic machine design book.
The last shelf is a hodgepodge of religious books, language books, writing books, and music books.
We have a few boxes of books still hiding somewhere deep in the depths of our minimal storage space.
How's that for the most boring post ever?
