Question What are you reading?

[steveo]

Well i am reading an article about Air Transport services in which the writer define this service as very best way and grateful for all the passengers who are using this service because of the less and avoid from the local transport and other difficulties to use this service this is good article .........

Sounds great have you got a link?

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Thoroughly Paul Theroux's The Lower River.Never go back.:winking:

 

[Dick Bate's Protege]

Icons of England - Various contributors, edited by the great Bill Bryson.

 

[prawntobewild]

Now onto "Best Served Cold" - Joe Abercrombie - quite a long read may take me at least a week! - looking forward to it though.

 

[Napster]

Just read the last Inspector Sejer book by Karin Fossum. Nothing much happens and over pretty quickly but still a good read.

 

[Uncle Leo]

Finished the Danny Baker autobiography last week. A very entertaining read although he is such a lucky sod. A talented man no doubt, but amazing opportunities in life appeared to fall in to his lap, he's had loads of sex with different women and doesn't get hangovers.

Anyhow, now it's Winter In Madrid by CJ Sansom, a spy novel set in Madrid around the time of the Civil War. Interesting stuff, especially as Madrid is a city I know well.

 

[Jedi Shrimper]

Batman: Whatever Happened To The Caped Crusader? by Neil Gaiman, very very good graphic novel about the death of batman.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Ginger Baker's autobiography Hellraiser.Not a nice chap,even by his own admission.Great drummer though and this is a good read.

 

[GrumpyBlue]

`The man who forgot his wife` by John O`Farrell - as with most of his books - the characters`s surnames are past and present Fulham FC staff :thumbsup:

 

[MK Shrimper]

Anyone read any Neil Gaiman? (not the comics). I really fancy his new one.

 

[Jedi Shrimper]

Anyone read any Neil Gaiman? (not the comics). I really fancy his new one.

Only read Stardust which was good fun, always meant to read more especially American Gods but it looks bloody hard work! What's the new one about?

 

[Napster]

Just finished another Scandi crime Some Kind of Peace - stalker/psychiatrist, written by 2 psychiatrists. It was OK, not that tense 7/10

 

[Napster]

Oh and the collected ghost stories of M R James. Brilliant. 10/10

 

[Uncle Leo]

Inspired by the Tour de France's visit to the island, read Asterix in Corisca for the umpteenth time. Typical brilliance from Goscinny and Uderzo.

 

[Eastblack]

Just read the Hunger Games, now on to the 2nd of the trilogy. A very easy read as you might expect.

 

[MK Shrimper]

Only read Stardust which was good fun, always meant to read more especially American Gods but it looks bloody hard work! What's the new one about?

Fantasy based. Stuck my toe in and glad I did. Read 20% of it in two days, really enjoying it.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Just started Harry Shapiro's Jack Bruce:Composing Himself.

Much better written than Clapton's or Ginger Baker's autobiographies.

 

[prawntobewild]

About to kick off on "Contest" by Matthew Reily.

 

[Firestorm]

Just started Jacques Anquetils (cycling legend) biography
Had an affair then married his Drs wife then had a child with his Stepdaughter , lived with all 3 ,then had a child with his stepsons ex.
But awesome on a bike

 

[Jedi Shrimper]

Reading Zoo City by Lauren Beukes, fantasy/hardboiled detective story, enjoying it so far.