Originally Posted by WT Sharpe (Post 3433215)

I had a set of collywobbles once, but I lost the key and couldn't adjust the size to fit.

Originally Posted by BenG (Post 3434293)

A complete set would get a good price on eBay. Most sets are missing the blue one next to the fish.

Originally Posted by Bilbo1967 (Post 3434299)

I'll have a pint of what Ben and Tom are drinking please. :D

Originally Posted by WT Sharpe (Post 3434298)

I've noticed that. Strange! :D

Originally Posted by CRussel (Post 3434307)

I'll have one of those brownies, actually. :)

Originally Posted by Ralph Sir Edward (Post 3434311)

Not strange. Ownership of one of these is the membership requirement for being unutterably silly.

I have three. . .

Originally Posted by Dazrin (Post 3430787)

I will nominate Those Who Hunt the Night by Barbara Hambly. A nice vampire-spy book. :)

Goodreads | Amazon US | B&N
Print length: 350

From Goodreads:

It is nice to see that the prices on several of the other nominations are pretty low too. Unfortunately none are available at my library so I am going to recommend a few and hope they come in for a couple days before committing.

Originally Posted by issybird (Post 3433167)

This category gives me the collywobbles, :) but I'll second Carousel Tides and Those who Hunt the Night.

Originally Posted by theducks (Post 3435950)

Can I second if I have it in Dead Tree format?
Barbara Hambly occupies a chunk of space in my collection. :2thumbsup

Originally Posted by theducks (Post 3435952)

Yes to Both
I have all of Carousel Tides (a series) in EPUB and Those who Hunt in paperback .

IIRC James Asher appears in another later novel

Originally Posted by issybird (Post 3435957)

The poll's up; come vote!

Originally Posted by CRussel (Post 3434307)

I'll have one of those brownies, actually. :)