triangulating

[anotheranon]

I'm looking for a particular issue of a journal I subscribe(d) to. It has a particular article by an author I met at the Medieval Congress. I strongly suspect I've already read the article as well, as the subject matter sounds familiar and... I subscribe(d) to this journal.

Possibly my subscription ran out before the issue in question? Not likely - I have March and December, but true to form am missing the sought after June. I'm fairly certain it's......somewhere in this house (if you've seen my vast piles of books/magazines/etc. you'd know, as I do, that there are likely too many things stacked on top of it for it to just walk away...)

Mini-project for next week: find the damn thing and get the rest organized before I lose anything else!

Comments

[jlsjlsjls.livejournal.com]

LOL!!!!! Now you know why I invested forty bucks in software to catalogue my stuff ... when I run out of bookcase space and resort to heaps on the floor, I'll at least be able to note WHICH heap in my database. :p

[skill-grl.livejournal.com]

Drop me the citation. I might be able to get a pdf file of it for you.