Name: Ludivine Clément (France)
Userid: ludicrous
Bio: http://bookmooch.com/ludicrous
Inventory: 17
Points: 42.7
Mooched/given: 48/79
Pending mooch/give: 0/7
Mooch ratio: 0.97:1
Wishlist: 20
Feedback: +77
Smooches: 6
Charity received: 1
Friends: 1
Cancelled requests: 7
Books receiving lost: 1
Will send: ask if not to my country
Joined: 2010/01/07
Last here: 759 days ago
(possibly inactive)
Country: France
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| Books in inventory: 17 | | |
Status message:
Please, read this message before mooching/cancelling. Don't worry if I take some time before sending - I'm NOT inactive. Due to my job, I move frequently and keep books at my mother's, which usually means hundreds of miles from my place, so I usually send books with some delay (one to two months).
I do not mind sending worldwide but I usually need to be asked first.
Some of my books are new, others removed from libraries, but most of them are second-hand. Check the condition comments for more information. Home page:
http://ludicrousclimaxofthedevil.blogspot.com Bio:
I'm actually a compulsive reader and was a literature student. As I noticed that my books were getting too much space around me and find it selfish to turn them into furnitures, as Paul Auster's main character did in "Moon Palace", here I am sending them to others!
My books sometimes have "ex libris + name" scribbled on the first page, since I inherited this habit from my mother. They are kept in good condition - and when they're not, it means they were not mine first-hand.
I tend to scribble in pencil in their pages though - I hope you don't mind. After all, when you are given a book in pristine condition, it means it was not read - thus not interesting! I do not mind sending worldwide but I usually need to be asked first. Due to my job, I move frequently and keep books at my mother's, which usually means hundreds of miles from my place, so I usually send books with some delay (one to two months). That's all folks! Picture: Frédéric Beigbeder (French writer) signing session: Toulouse, november 2009. | 
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