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Not really a sci-fi fan, but I read Neuromancer and thought I'd give this one a go.

Just started this one, it's a pretty good read so far. Covered Force Fields and Invisibility Cloaks! More to come!

travels with charley - steinbeck

fiending a cross country mission.

This is an excellent book about ambient music and the develpoment of electronic sound through the 20th century. It's basically short biographies of tons of artists like Eno, Aphex, Pink Floyd etc. TBF there are some weird picks too (Enya anyone?!) but there's more than enough quality in there to offset it.



I've also been reading these collections of short stories. Both authors are masters of realistic sounding dialogue, which is my favourite stuff to read.

Kind of walk into a library and pick up a random book jobby, but it's good so far, two kinda Kafka-esque novellas.

Good so far... though not as far out/horrible as I was expecting for some reason. Nice to read a novel for a change.

Ted Chiang - Stories of Your Life

Grant Morrison - The Invisibles/The Filth

We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families: Stories From Rwanda - by Philip Gourevitch

finished these recently

even though i'm not reading it now...



EPIC as fuck. proper top read. dont be put off by the size of it, you'll be gutted when you finish it!

magma wrote:

Good so far... though not as far out/horrible as I was expecting for some reason. Nice to read a novel for a change.

Its an alright book. It starts to lose it at the end though.

the rose that grew from concrete

Finally finished the book I was reading, only took a month.. Truthfully that must be some kind of personal record.
Was pretty interesting considering nothing much happened in the storyline.

So my friend gave me this book that shes just finished, I have high hopes about it.. its about positive thinking etc.
People are way to quick to dismiss stuff like that.

Finished "The World According to Garp" an hour ago.
Took me a while before the book really caught my attention, but once I got into it, couldn't stop reading.

It's not really my kind of book, but still found it a very good book. Gonna try and read another book by Irving, maybe it's just the way he writes.

some personal favorites:

more Czech lit for me

anything by roberto bolano

Im currently reading 'Ip Man : Portrait of a Master' written by his son Ip Ching and helped by Ron Heimberger.

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