Recommend me a book

[Napster]

Just read two crackers - From Hell by Alan Moore (actually just read the collection of Top Ten as well by Moore) and Ghost Story by Peter Straub (great story, cant wait to see the film, which was made with Fred Astaire, for some bizarre reason)

Anyone else read anything recently? sadly Essex Libraries arent stocking Football Fables at the moment.

 

[steveo]

Anyone else read anything recently? sadly Essex Libraries arent stocking Football Fables at the moment.

I am reading one at the mo about Brain Surgeons but its at home and I cant remember the name of the book or the author.

Do I win a prize for pointless post of the year?

 

[Napster]

I am reading one at the mo about Brain Surgeons but its at home and I cant remember the name of the book or the author.

Do I win a prize for pointless post of the year?

No, I can think of many posters recently who have posted far more pointless posts.

 

[canveyshrimper]

I am reading one at the mo about Brain Surgeons but its at home and I cant remember the name of the book or the author.

Do I win a prize for pointless post of the year?

Not quite, you are way down the league table.

I am reading Moscow Rules by Daniel Silva, if you haven't read his previous books I heartily recommend his novels to you.

 

[steveo]

No, I can think of many posters recently who have posted far more pointless posts.

OBL? (sorry)

 

[fredheim_holm]

Wally Olins - On Brand.

If you're into design that is :whistling:

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

Just finished Ann Coulter's latest ('Guilty: Liberal "Victims" and their Assault on America'), and it's more of the same from the undisputed diva of the American right. I doubt this will win her any new fans (most people who 'hate' her haven't read one page of any of her books), but it's breathtakingly vicious and resoundingly delicious.

 

[MK Shrimper]

Just finished Ann Coulter's latest ('Guilty: Liberal "Victims" and their Assault on America'), and it's more of the same from the undisputed diva of the American right. I doubt this will win her any new fans (most people who 'hate' her haven't read one page of any of her books), but it's breathtakingly vicious and resoundingly delicious.

Do you want to swap that for Das Kapital per chance?

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

Do you want to swap that for Das Kapital per chance?

No thanks mate - already read it. And 'The Communist Manifesto'. Was gutted that 'Mein Kampf' wasn't on the syllabus but hey ho.

 

[Lester Bangs]

Currently reading

Primo Levi - If this is a man, the truce.

For those who don't know it, its a true story about an Italian Jewish man who survived Auschwitz. Truly harrowing but the best book I've read in an age.

 

[Kent Shrimper]

Neutral Buoyancy, Adventures in a Liquid World. Not just for people who Scuba dive either.

 

[A Century United]

Neutral Buoyancy, Adventures in a Liquid World. Not just for people who Scuba dive either.

Cheers for that, just ordered off Amazon second hand for 1p.

 

[jerseyshrimper]

Depends on your taste but have juste finnished mandasue hellers shafted and am half way through martina coles the buisness

 

[steveo]

I am reading one at the mo about Brain Surgeons but its at home and I cant remember the name of the book or the author.

The Patient by Michael Palmer.

About halfway through looks ok, anyone want it next?

We had a book swap thing going last year which has fizzled out. Anyone want it let me know i can post it for less than a quid.

 

[sufcalways]

Regeneration by Pat Barker