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Hope everyone's not too annoyed by the LJ Garage Sale posts...
I have like two more big stacks that have to go out the door. When I'm done listing these that's going to be end of the book purge. There's another batch that requires photographic description, but not most of them. So here comes a big list. Who wants the following:

Paul Mazursky and Leon Capetanos - "The Tempest" (screenplay, hardcover, no jacket)
Andrew J Edelstein and Frank Lovece - "The Brady Bunch Book" (paperback) UPDATE - claimed
Elizabeth Moran - "Bradymania" (paperback) UPDATE - claimed
Paul Auster - "Smoke/Blue in The Face" (screenplays, paperback)
Jake Rosen - "Superman Vs Hollywood: How Fiendish Producers, Devious Directors and Warring Writers Grounded an American Icon" (paperback) UPDATE - claimed
John Waters - "Crackpot" (1987 edition, paperback)
David Wheeler, editor - "No, But I Saw The Movie: The Best Short Stories Ever Made Into Film" (paperback, exactly what it says it is, a collection of short stories that eventually were made into movies like All About Eve, Blow-Up, Don't Look Now, The Fly, Freaks, High Noon, It's a Wonderful Life, It Happened One Night, Psycho and Rear Window) UPDATE - claimed
Nora Ephron - "When Harry Met Sally" (screenplay, paperback) UPDATE - claimed
Lisa Daniel and Claire Jackson - "The Bent Lens: A World Guide to Gay & Lesbian Film" (paperback, 2nd edition, 2003, big book)
Alan Ball - "American Beauty" (screenplay, paperback)
Noah Baumbach - "The Squid and the Whale" (screenplay, paperback)
Isaac Julien and Colin MacCabe - "Diary of a Young Soul Rebel" (screenplay and shooting diary)

The Jerkface of Movies: a non-spoilerish mini-rant
Saw "Quantum of Solace" last night. It's rad, in case you're wondering.

And again, I won't spoil anything here. But this one guy right in front of me, during one awesome scene that directly visually references a classic Bond film, turns to the man on his right and says, out loud, "[title of earlier classic film]!" and then, when the man on his right doesn't respond in anyway, the guy then turns to the man on his left and again announces that title.

GUESS WHAT OLD MAN? WE ALL GOT IT ALREADY! STFU!

There. That's all I wanted to say. And please, if you've seen the movie already like me, either at an advance sneak or because you live in the UK where it's already out, don't spoil it for people in the comments.

I'm about to post like three more LJ Garage Sale lists. Books, more books and some CDs.

Aren't you excited?

As threatened...
In case you happen to be new to this or never saw my original explanation for why I'm selling stuff here, it's because I'm in the middle of a big stuff-purge of our apartment. I want our home to weigh less. Also, I like money. And eBay is a hassle. I like buying stuff there but selling stuff there is kind of a last resort or for things that are really actually valuable.

I figure, why not just have an internet garage sale and sell cheaply to people I already somewhat know?

Pay whatever you want plus some postage and we're good. If you want it comment here or email me at dlelandwhite@aol.com

Charlie Kaufman - "Being John Malkovich" (screenplay, paperback) UPDATE - claimed
Oliver Stone and Richard Boyle - "Platoon/Salvador" (screenplays, paperback)
John Kenneth Muir - "An Askew View: The Films of Kevin Smith" (paperback)
Billy Ingram - "TV Party" (paperback, tons of information about vintage television shows) UPDATE - claimed
Mark Simpson - "It's a Queer World: Deviant Adventures in Pop Culture" (paperback)
Pedro Almodovar - "Patty Diphusa and other writings" (Hardcover) UPDATE - claimed
Richard Hell - "Godlike" (paperback)
Maurice Yacowar - "Loser Take All: The Comic Art of Woody Allen" (hardcover)
Kevin Smith - "Jay and Silent Bob STrike Back" (screenplay, paperback) UPDATE - claimed
Sally Potter - "The Man Who Cried" (screenplay, paperback)
Tom DiCillo - "Living in Oblivion" (screenplay, shooting diary, paperback) UPDATE - claimed
Steven Dillon - "Derek Jarman and Lyric Film: the Mirror and The Sea" (paperback)
Thomas Weisser - "Asian Trash Cinema"
Richard Kelly - "The Name of This Book is Dogme 95"
Mark Salisbury, editor - "Burton on Burton" (about Tim Burton, that is. Foreword by Johnny Depp, paperback)
Cameron Crowe - "Conversations with Wilder" (about Billy Wilder, hardcover, big book) UPDATE - claimed
Stanley Kubrick - "Full Metal Jacket" (screenplay, big oversized paperback) UPDATE - claimed
Gene Brown - "Movie Time: A Chronology of Hollywood and The Movie Industry from it's Beginnings to the Present" (that present being 1995, HUGE oversized paperback)
Wes Anderson - "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou" (screenplay) UPDATE - claimed
Claude J Summers, editor - "The Queer Encyclopedia of Film and Television" (another very large oversized paperback)

You will stand next to my fire.
I'm subbing for Steve, the usual Tuesday night Eagle DJ. I'll be there from 10pm til 2am. I know. WAY-ass past my bedtime, which is about 9pm. (And if I can be in my pajamas and on the couch by 7 or so I'm even happier. People who try to call me after about 8 or so usually get voice mail.)

Anyway, it's "Heavy Equipment" night. That's what they call Tuesday nights. It's all classic rock, so I've edited down my CDs and leaving the 2008 stuff at home.