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silkie wrote:people are happy to be ur best friend n shit when they think they can get something out of u, then when they surpass u, they couldnt give a flying fuck about ya. that not dubstep thats life
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Just added to my Amazon wishlist. Looks good!hayze99 wrote:
Havn't started it yet, but looking forward to it.
silkie wrote:people are happy to be ur best friend n shit when they think they can get something out of u, then when they surpass u, they couldnt give a flying fuck about ya. that not dubstep thats life
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good read. especially that era around "Blood, Sugar, Sex, Magic"
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College assignment research. Pretty good actually
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I used that on my last essay!Reamz wrote:
College assignment research. Pretty good actually
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Just started this, seems alright so far.
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I found them very enjoyable.wub wrote:
Just started this, seems alright so far.
Read Charles Bukowski - Post Office for the first time on the train the other day - was wicked!
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got to read this soon got it for xmas
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just started, he is one of my favourites so I've got high hopes
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Just bought this


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I wish bookcovers still looked like that.lloydnoise wrote:
just started, he is one of my favourites so I've got high hopes
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Cat's Cradle is superb. My favourite of the Vonnegut I've read. I'm currently reading Slaughterhouse 5. So far, so good.Naan Bread wrote:I wish bookcovers still looked like that.lloydnoise wrote:
just started, he is one of my favourites so I've got high hopes
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Much prefer older covers to the glossy crap they put out nowadays. Should never judge a book by its cover, as the saying goes, but whoever said that definitely underestimated the appeal of a good cover.
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Started Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy a week ago.
I REALLY want to finish it before I see the film.
I REALLY want to finish it before I see the film.
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Slaughter House 5 is a good one.Motorway to Roswell wrote:
Cat's Cradle is superb. My favourite of the Vonnegut I've read. I'm currently reading Slaughterhouse 5. So far, so good.
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http://www.penguinsciencefiction.org/
Much prefer older covers to the glossy crap they put out nowadays. Should never judge a book by its cover, as the saying goes, but whoever said that definitely underestimated the appeal of a good cover.
Thanks for the link - I always find that site, waste an hour or so and then forget about it.
I have this fantasy of making a living designing cool book covers.
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Reading this as well, its good but getting annoyed by the blatant product placement in it.wub wrote:
Just started this, seems alright so far.

also reading this one, my dad got it for me for xmas. started off a bit cynical about it cos its all about 1920s society, but actually i quite like his style of writing, draws you into the story even though I don't particularly find myself caring about the characters too much.
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Illness demands for a day in bed. Giving this a flick through.
Enjoying it so far!


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NiGHTS-24 wrote:
got to read this soon got it for xmas
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Good once you get into the good stuff, i found it quite long and tedious at the start but once it starts getting good you're hooked! I watched the original film after, good film too.wub wrote:
Just started this, seems alright so far.

Half way through it, brilliant so far if you like Partridge!
Then i'm onto:

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I really didn't like the the Swedish film very well at all. Haven't seen the new one with Craig yet.
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