How do I catalog my library?

You can catalog your library on 2manybooks by creating a free account, then adding books to your collection. You can search for books by ISBN, title, or author, and add them to your digital library catalog. The platform makes it easy to organize, track, and manage your entire book collection online.

What is the best app to catalog my book collection?

2manybooks is a free social platform designed specifically for cataloging book collections. It allows you to organize your library, discover new books, connect with other collectors, and even trade books. It's the best way to digitize and manage your book collection.

How can I organize my book library online?

2manybooks provides a comprehensive platform to organize your book library online. You can add books by ISBN, title, or author, categorize them, add custom tags, track their value, and share your collection with others. It's a complete solution for digital library organization.

Is there a free way to catalog my books?

Yes, 2manybooks is completely free to use for cataloging your books. You can create an account, add unlimited books to your collection, organize them, discover new titles, and connect with other book collectors - all at no cost.

Can I track my book collection digitally?

Absolutely! 2manybooks is a digital book collection tracker that lets you catalog your entire library, track book values, organize by categories, search and filter your collection, and keep everything organized in one place. It's the perfect tool for managing your book collection digitally.

Use Me at Your Own Risk: Visions from the Darkest Timeline

Name: Use Me at Your Own Risk: Visions from the Darkest Timeline
Author: Anuradha Vikram Use Me at Your Own Risk takes place in 2046
ISBN: 9781737838876

by Anuradha Vikram Use Me at Your Own Risk takes place in 2046

By Anuradha Vikram Use Me at Your Own Risk takes place in 2046, a near future where both automation and climate collapse are more advanced. In five provocative sections, readers confront the ethical challenges inherent in our unprecedented shift to automation. Vikram sets the stage for these imagined futures in vivid detail, describing environments, complex characters, and events in disparate locations from New Delhi to Los Angeles. Described by Vikram as an activist art project, this speculative novel asks us to question our role in the destruction of our environment, the impact of automation on society, and heightened inequity across class, race, and gender. With a foreword by Alexandra Grant & Addy Rabinovitch Designed by Margaret Tedesco Cover art by Isip Xin Published by X Artists Books, 2023 Softcover, 158 pages, 5.5 × 7 inches ISBN: 978-1-73-783887-6

Publisher

Curated

ISBN-13

9781737838876

Subjects

PublicationLanguage and Writing

Have:1
Want:—
Avg Rating:—
Ratings:—

Who has this book

1 Connection

Go to @2mb
@2mb
51 subscribers•32126 books

Recommendations

Peekaboo With Envelopes: A Case for Limited Access

by Anita Cooney and Sheila Pepe

The Failed Painter or: Unchained by Material Anxiety

by Ian Lynam A personal book about material anxiety in creative work

We Are All ….. Now: Drawing on Strategic Universalism

by Daniel Tucker and Dan S

Evil People in Modernist Homes in Popular Films (Archive Copy)

by Steve Rose

The Happiness Project—A Journey Through Silicon Valley

by Mazaccio & Drowilal In 2014

Hardcore Fanzine: Good and Plenty, 1989-1992

by Christopher Sleboda and Kathleen Sleboda Winner of AIGA's 2019 50 Books / 50 Covers competition Focused on seven issues o

Candy / A Good and Spacious Land

by Jim Goldberg and Donovan Wylie In this blockbuster two-volume set

Seduktion: All You (N)ever wanted

by the documentation

Fabio Marco Pirovino:Reality Pirovino

by Fabio Marco Editorial Concept: Samuel Bänziger

The Euler Project at Stanford

by David R

The Serving Library Annual 2017-18

by ROMA Publications in a yearly format

Beazley Designs of the Year 2020

by an international group of design experts

Epigenetic Poetry

by the Italian sound poet Giovanni Fontana

Peekaboo With Envelopes: A Case for Limited Access

by Anita Cooney and Sheila Pepe

ABC – History and Form of the Latin Script

by supplement Meier’s original work with a genealogy of all the fonts presented

Uncreative Writing

by hip

Tummy Rumble (To Me, Rubble)

by Building Fictions

Éloj Kréyol (Creole Praise): Meanderings in the Field of Decolonial Design

by design-duo dach&zephir (Florian Dach and Dimitri Zephir)

Hands-On Research for Artists, Designers & Educators

by making

Primarium: Handwriting Education Across Cultures and Continents

by Pooja Saxena and José Scaglione Designed by Filip Blažek (Designiq) Published by TypeTogether

Making Matters: A Vocabulary for Collective Arts

by Janneke Wesseling and Florian Cramer Designed by Hackers & Designers Published by Valiz Forthcoming in the United Sta

Undeciphered Characters in the Palace of Typographic Masonry

by and about graphic design

The Evolution of Emoji into a Language

by The Palace of Typographic Masonry in Amsterdam

Research for People Who (Think They) Would Rather Create

by Dirk Vis What is artistic research? What is a research document? How do these relate to the making process

Handstyle Lettering: From Calligraphy to Typography (20th Anniversary Edition)

by Victionary

Book from the Ground: from point to point

by Xu Bing With Brett Yasko Twenty years ago I made Book from the Sky

Shigetaka Kurita: Emoji

by Paul Galloway Created in 1998 by Shigetaka Kurita (born 1972)

Indigenous North American Type

by Kevin King This book presents and celebrates the typography of the Indigenous languages of North America

Situated Between, Vol. 1

by a smaller group of participants known as "the framers

Diagrammatic Writing / Johanna Drucker

by Johanna Drucker during a residency at the Banff Art Centre

Use Me at Your Own Risk: Visions from the Darkest Timeline

Who has this book

Recommendations

Market

Community Notes