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I only have one used bookstore here nowadays. But I do enjoy it and go about twice a month. I know nothing about how they do credit as I've never done it. Very interesting hearing about your used bookstore experiences compared to mine.

First, I love that you are already planning for the new year. Oh! Congratulations on your over 500 subscribers. 🤗 Second, I like that you also have a spreadsheet printed out. I was going over mine as I was listening to your video. I have to run. I'll have to come back and finish the video.

Hilarious 🤣. This is a fun tag. Thanks for tagging me, I shall look forward to this one. Loved your answers. Organisation can certainly be an issue and credit, what’s that? I’m certainly up for a Hay on Wye meet up 👍🏼

Excellent.

Your description of the organization--or lack thereof--in your favorite used book shop was very humorous. It's amazing that you are able to find anything at all. Sadly, I don't have any used bookstores anywhere near me. We used to have both an independent book shop and a used book shop in town, and both have closed. It's very sad.

Ok, this one's made for me! Thanks for the tag!

I’ll watch this soon (hopefully). But I’m flummoxed to find that I’m not subscribed to you. Either I dreamt that I subscribed, or RUclips unsubscribed me…

Poul Anderson fan here too! Didn't know it was his birthday, great books!

Looks like RUclips eliminated my comment for some reason. It was merely to say that I found "The Complete Northanger Horrid Novel Collection (9 Books of Gothic Romance and Horror)" Kindle Edition. The UK version is £1.49. You can buy them separately, but why pay more?

Thank you for this. I had no idea. Happy Birthday to him!

Great progress and some fabulous books there. Really enjoyed this wrap up. You always give wonderful suggestions that I want to add to my pile of possibilities 😊

I think the greatest mystery of Scattered Bodies is Burton's moustache, why was he not allowed to keep it? In book 2 I wonder if Mark Twain will be as miffed.

Looks like you’re making some excellent progress! I need to read more Asimov.

A Korean Miss Marple?! That's something I have to see! It looks like you have some great plans laid out for next year.

Fabulous plans. Glad the bookshelf tours are ready to go, I enjoy my weekly fix 😊. I’m so with you on the idea of joining in book events but doing your own thing as well and your ideas sound great. I think I’m also doing all the group read as you mentioned. Once again, many congrats on the 500 subs. I wish you many more to come 😊

The tote bag of peril is a fun idea! I've only begun assembling ideas and plans for next year.

First of all, congratulations. I'm happy for your success with this channel. I came across one of your Pulp reviews and stuck around since. I am glad I did, you have my favorite booktube channel. 2025 is looking to be a fun year. I look forward to your Rabbit Hole and Marple Cinematic Universe projects. Hollow world stories have long fascinated me. And while I haven't read much Christie, I have read a couple Miss Marple tales and watched a few adaptations. I enjoyed them and am curious to find out how you take them. Anyway, good luck on the next year.

I would have been happy to join you in 1925 but I will go as far as November 18, 1922 (with Proust). If you'd like some Gothic company, I'd like to check out Jane's "horrid" novels. Just give me a reminder beforehand.

What a great plan for the year, Gavin! So many wonderful events. I am very impressed by your planning.

Congrats on 500!

I’m a huge reader but I never heard of this author before! Gonna go and look them up 🙌🏼

Well past 500 subscribers now Gavin. Best wishes and happy reading!

Amazing how many of those books, or at least the authors, were part of my childhood and to some extent are still part of the culture today. What a decade!

Sorry for taking so long to get to this video! I always love your Tuesday Book Tag videos; thanks so much for tagging me! I’ll have to think a bit about how to answer these questions… I didn’t know that there was a market for Western books overseas, but I didn’t read my first Western until my family returned to the States, so I wasn’t looking. It’s kind of sad that the popularity of the genre is dwindling a bit. It’s like how the heyday of movie and tv Western has long passed…

Loving these old pulp reviews. I've always fancied doing similar in text reviews, but could never find the time.

Definitely my favourite shelf so far. What a wonderful selection of books 😊

I'd take "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd" over "Captain" any day.

I like that cover for The Dark.

What was this country with one television channel?

I think PG Wodehouse explained the pronunciation of Psmith - 'It's pronounced Psmith, as in pshrimp'.

I really enjoyed this video, Gavin. Very interesting! I'm definitely a mood reader, too, so I try to have plenty of tempting non-fiction options on hand as well as fiction. 😊

Love this. Great answers. Many congratulations on hitting 500 subs. So well deserved. Love your channel 😊

Thank you so much for doing my tag! I hope you enjoy your Gurnsback book when you finally get around to it :)