My (electronic) libraries

All of the following are on my Kindle.

Now I did try very hard to find a way of exporting the list in some sort of structured way, but it was an abject failure, so I just had to go with screenshots. As you will see, I could not even include a numbering system, but did at least sort them in order of title. Call yourself an IT man (no, a trainee philosopher).

I have just looked to see if there is a way of highlighting any of the books, but no.

In some ways, the following are more interesting as I managed to find them and download samples prior to ordering (or forgetting). A few of them are the electronic copies of "proper" books I already own, but I fancied having them in a "portable" format.

Things get worse from here. This is what is in my "iBooks". Actually, when I went to make this list there was nothing there! I had to go on the web to find out that Mac had changed the way books works and I had to find them and incorporate them in the new app (on my iMac (despite them being on my phone). From there to multiple and merged screenshots. A real dog´s breakfast.

Again a few "portable" duplicates. The digital booklet is a copy of "Mission" by Patrick Tilley, whilst the Williams_1902 is actually A Varieties of Religious Experience by William James.

I have been given a repository of hundreds (thousands?) of books on "Calibre" and have found that the easiest way of getting them to be portable is to do a simple drag and drop into iBooks, as the Kindle transfer option is a real pain (and of all those 000s books, about a dozen are worth having)

--- and as you will see, I found out that you can edit a photo once it is up, so had a go at deleting the cat´s fur that was in the bottom right quadrant. Not a great success, but the beginnings of a new technique