Clearing some shelves

[teyrnon]

Hey all. I'm looking to clear off a shelf or two by selling the books on them. What are some good places that buy books in the Atlanta Metro area? I want to reduce the amount I'll be lugging with me the next time I move, which hopefully will be later this year or at some point in the first half of 2010. Also would like to get some cash. :)

Among the books I'd like to unload my shelf of Doctor Who books, chiefly the Missing Adventures and New Adventures novels I have. I haven't really wanted to read them in the last ten years and would like to see them go to someone who'll appreciate them.

Comments

[jigsawdiva.livejournal.com]

I don't know a good place, but I'd gladly take some of your Doctor Who books off your hands. You'd be compensated of course

[cybermystic.livejournal.com]

I'll have to put together a list of what I've got. It's more Missing Adventures than New Adventures. I never cared for the 'experimental' writing style of the New Adventures books.

The New Adventures were all 7th Doctor stories and had as one of the features of the series a reliance on what they called experimental techniques. It was a little pretentious to tell the truth.

The Missing Adventures were stories set in different eras of the series featuring different companions and Doctors in each one. I think there were a couple in this series that didn't have a Doctor at all but were instead UNIT stories.

[cybermystic.livejournal.com]

Since I'm too lazy to type up the list right now I laid the books out on a blanket and took pictures, You can find them here:

A Few Doctor Books (http://www.temporalvagabonds.net/images/DWBooks1.JPG)

and here:

More Doctor Who Books (http://www.temporalvagabonds.net/images/DWBooks2.JPG)