Sexually transmitted diseases...
No but seriously, books (I buy about five second hand books a week). This week a James Joyce "Reader" (compilation of his works), Psychoanalysis and Feminism by Judith Mitchell, Look Back in Anger the John Osborne play, Will Pop Eat Itself: Pop Music in the Soundbite Era a book by Jeremy Beadle (not that Jeremy Beadle for any English readers) about sampling and postmodernism in 80's pop music and Civilization and its Discontents by Sigmund Freud. EDIT: And Japan America, a book about America's increasing fascination with Japanese culture.
Unless it has been sold an illutrated copy of 1984 (Orwell) is in a branch of Oxfam I think I will pick up tomorrow (it will be my sixth copy of the book so I guess I also collect copies of 1984).
As I am sure with many people I also collect anxieties and student loans.
I have seven books on The Sopranos, and about 25 of the BFI (British Film Institute's) Film/Modern Classics (all second hand) don't know if thes counts as collecting though?
p.s. For me (and this isn't to cast aspersions on anyone else's collections/collecting habits) I define books as a collection on the basis I desire to own them more than I desire to use them.
No but seriously, books (I buy about five second hand books a week). This week a James Joyce "Reader" (compilation of his works), Psychoanalysis and Feminism by Judith Mitchell, Look Back in Anger the John Osborne play, Will Pop Eat Itself: Pop Music in the Soundbite Era a book by Jeremy Beadle (not that Jeremy Beadle for any English readers) about sampling and postmodernism in 80's pop music and Civilization and its Discontents by Sigmund Freud. EDIT: And Japan America, a book about America's increasing fascination with Japanese culture.
Unless it has been sold an illutrated copy of 1984 (Orwell) is in a branch of Oxfam I think I will pick up tomorrow (it will be my sixth copy of the book so I guess I also collect copies of 1984).
As I am sure with many people I also collect anxieties and student loans.
I have seven books on The Sopranos, and about 25 of the BFI (British Film Institute's) Film/Modern Classics (all second hand) don't know if thes counts as collecting though?
p.s. For me (and this isn't to cast aspersions on anyone else's collections/collecting habits) I define books as a collection on the basis I desire to own them more than I desire to use them.