I too, particularly noticed the NL books. Many I have, but estimate mine would not match your 20 linear feet.
My first NL bookwas probably White Eskimo, by Horwood, largely fiction but based on some historical people. In the early 1970s, I once visited Horwood at Beach Cove, as to unpublished historical journals in my possession. He said they were very interesting, and he referred me to Casey Brown, known for Death on the Ice.
Always interesting to see the book titles on another man’s shelves.
Perhaps you should start to use oilygarchs like my friend Ian.
Keep at it Ed, Young Andrew will buckle sooner or later.
I deliberately didn't curate that bit of shelf because it is all Newfoundland and Labrador. Plus, the Lions or Jellyfish fit with the squid theme.
Roughly about 20 linear feet of NL books, at least.
I too, particularly noticed the NL books. Many I have, but estimate mine would not match your 20 linear feet.
My first NL bookwas probably White Eskimo, by Horwood, largely fiction but based on some historical people. In the early 1970s, I once visited Horwood at Beach Cove, as to unpublished historical journals in my possession. He said they were very interesting, and he referred me to Casey Brown, known for Death on the Ice.