BOOKS VISIBLE ON THE CENTRE THREE SHELVES ========================================= Source: books_on_shelf.JPEG Order: left to right within each shelf. Horizontal stacks are listed separately. Key --- [uncertain] = some lettering is unclear; the reading is provisional. [partial] = only part of the title can be seen. [unreadable] = a book is visible, but the title cannot be read from this photograph. SHELF 1 — UPPER SHELF --------------------- Horizontal books above the main row: 1. All About Korea: Stories, Songs, Crafts and Games for Kids 2. The Western Suburbs Conference Report 3. Selected Poems [author not visible] 4. Picador New Writing 2 5. Walden and Civil Disobedience — Henry David Thoreau 6. The Confusionists — Louis [author surname unclear] Main upright row: 7. Collected Poems — Ted Hughes 8. Difficulties of a Bridegroom — Ted Hughes 9. Winter Pollen: Occasional Prose — Ted Hughes 10. Birthday Letters — Ted Hughes 11. Songs of the Crow — Ted Hughes 12. Selected Poems — Ted Hughes [uncertain edition] 13. [unreadable slim volume] 14. The Iron Man — Ted Hughes 15. Samarkand — William Gobbett [uncertain] 16. Real Presences — George Steiner 17. After Babel — George Steiner 18. No Passion Spent: Essays 1978–1996 — George Steiner 19. Poetry of the First World War [partial/uncertain] 20. By Heart 21. Sounds Good — edited by Christopher Reid 22. The Muses’ Night [uncertain] 23. The Poems of Francis Thompson [uncertain] 24. Paradise Lost — John Milton 25. The Spanish Gardener — A. J. Cronin 26. Paradise Lost — John Milton 27. The Poetry of Robert Frost — Edward Connery Lathem 28. Robert Frost — Jay Parini 29. Selected Poems of Robert Frost 30. Robert Frost’s Poems 31. Cassandra — Kerry Greenwood 32. Romantic Images [partial/uncertain] 33. Wallace Stevens: Selected Poems 34. [unreadable slim green volume] 35. Selected Poems — Robert Browning 36. The Passion of the Western Mind — Richard Tarnas 37. Harold Bloom: The Western Canon: The Books and School of the Ages 38. Closing of the American Mind — Allan Bloom 39. The Pleasures of Reading in an Age of Distraction [uncertain; partly hidden] 40. [unreadable black volume at far right] SHELF 2 — MIDDLE SHELF ---------------------- Horizontal books above the main row: 1. T. S. Eliot and Education — G. H. Bantock 2. [dark horizontal volume; unreadable] 3. [large tan volume; title unreadable] 4. The Oxford Book of English Verse [uncertain] 5. Ted Hughes: Poems selected by Simon Armitage 6. T. S. Eliot: The Man and His Work — edited by Allen Tate 7. Hawthorne [title/edition uncertain] Main upright row: 8. A Little Aloud 9. A Little, Aloud with Love 10. [black volume; title unreadable] 11. The Library at Night — Alberto Manguel 12. A History of Reading — Alberto Manguel 13. A Reader on Reading — Alberto Manguel 14. The Lost Art of Reading — David L. Ulin 15. A Reader’s Manifesto — B. R. Myers 16. Language at the Speed of Sight — Mark Seidenberg 17. The Sound — Maryanne Wolf [partial/uncertain] 18. Reader, Come Home — Maryanne Wolf 19. Making Shapely Fiction — Jerome Stern 20. [unreadable narrow volume] 21. The Art of Fiction — David Lodge [uncertain] 22. How Fiction Works — James Wood 23. How Novels Work — John Mullan [uncertain] 24. How to Read Literature Like a Professor — Thomas C. Foster [uncertain] 25. Mindsight — Daniel J. Siegel 26. The Best Plays You Never Saw [uncertain] 27. Tuesdays with Morrie — Mitch Albom 28. Have a Little Faith — Mitch Albom 29. For One More Day — Mitch Albom 30. Finding Chika — Mitch Albom 31. [two narrow pale volumes; unreadable] 32. Redemption — Ernest Cline [uncertain] 33. Crying in Poetry [partial/uncertain] 34. How Poetry Works — Phil Roberts 35. The Making of a Poem: A Norton Anthology of Poetic Forms — Mark Strand and Eavan Boland [uncertain] 36. Writing Poetry [partial/uncertain] 37. The Poet’s Manual and Rhyming Dictionary — Frances Stillman 38. The Life of Sir Walter Scott — John Gibson Lockhart [uncertain edition] 39. Selected Letters — Wilfred Owen 40. [yellow volume; title partly hidden] 41. The Norton Anthology of Poetry [uncertain] 42. Collected Poems [author not legible] 43. T. S. Eliot: Selected Poems 44. [brown volume; title unreadable] 45. Together at the Edge of the World [uncertain] 46. Notes Towards the Definition of Culture — T. S. Eliot SHELF 3 — LOWER SHELF --------------------- Horizontal and leaning books above the main row: 1. Body, Mind and Sport — John Douillard [uncertain] 2. The Two Sources of Morality and Religion — Henri Bergson 3. Laughter: An Essay on the Meaning of the Comic — Henri Bergson [uncertain] 4. Darkness at Noon — Arthur Koestler 5. On the Eve — Ivan Turgenev 6. Fathers and Sons — Ivan Turgenev 7. An Introduction to Zen Buddhism — D. T. Suzuki 8. Thought and Language — L. S. Vygotsky 9. Why God Won’t Go Away: Brain Science and the Biology of Belief 10. Treasure Island — Robert Louis Stevenson 11. Taoism for Beginners — C. Alexander and Annellen Simpkins [uncertain edition] 12. The Story of Philosophy [uncertain/partly hidden] 13. Listening and Pastoral Care [uncertain] Main upright row: 14. Lectures on Dostoevsky — Joseph Frank [uncertain author/edition] 15. [several narrow volumes at far left; unreadable] 16. Love’s Knowledge [partial/uncertain] 17. War and Peace — Leo Tolstoy [uncertain edition] 18. Walking Life — [author unclear] 19. A Walker from the Wild Edge [partial/uncertain] 20. Walking — Henry David Thoreau [uncertain edition] 21. [blue volume; title unreadable] 22. The Complete Walker IV — Colin Fletcher and Chip Rawlins 23. The Tao of Pooh — Benjamin Hoff [uncertain] 24. The Spell of the Sensuous — David Abram 25. Against Empathy — Paul Bloom 26. The Sweet Spot — Paul Bloom 27. The Midpoint of My Life [uncertain] 28. No Man Is an Island — Thomas Merton [uncertain] 29. The Long Loneliness — Dorothy Day [uncertain] 30. Embracing Defeat: Japan in the Wake of World War II — John W. Dower [uncertain] 31. Ten of the Best [partial/uncertain] 32. The Four Chinese Classics — David Hinton 33. China Road — Rob Gifford [uncertain] 34. A Brief History of Chinese Fiction — Lu Hsun/Lu Xun [uncertain edition] 35. Experimental Phenomenology — Don Ihde [uncertain] 36. From Realism to Realicism [uncertain] 37. The Lived Experience [partial/uncertain] 38. The Turning Point [partial/uncertain] 39. Brain, Mind and Body [partial/uncertain] 40. New Parkinson’s Treatment 41. Goodbye Parkinson’s, Hello Life! — Alex Kerten 42. Ending Parkinson’s Disease 43. Parkinson’s Disease [partial/uncertain] 44. Great Minds [partial/uncertain] 45. Essays — [author unclear] 46. Umberto Eco [title unclear] 47. Thinking, Fast and Slow — Daniel Kahneman 48. Roget’s Thesaurus NOTES ON THIS EXPERIMENT ------------------------ This is a visual transcription, not a verified catalogue record. Titles hidden behind other books, printed in very small type, or photographed at a sharp angle cannot be identified reliably from this single image. A closer photograph of each shelf—taken square-on in two or three overlapping sections—would allow a much more complete and dependable inventory.