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Yeah, but the author(s) don't make money if I buy them secondhand.

Pretty decent.

been reading it for a few months now

recently slammed through the song of ice and fire series and now onto this

finished Inherent Vice recently which was brilliant. currently reading Three Men In A Boat.

symmetricalsounds wrote:recently slammed through the song of ice and fire series and now onto this

Any good? Gormenghast counts as one of the few books that I could not be bothered to finish.

Picked up The Sicillian because Wub told me it was good a couple of months ago.

WagaMagma's favourite book as a teenager - I've been reading it for the last week or so... fun story, very well told - I get the impression it's aimed at teenagers really, but it's actually quite difficult to put down. Apparently a film version is coming out in the next year or so.

magma wrote: WagaMagma's favourite book as a teenager - I've been reading it for the last week or so... fun story, very well told - I get the impression it's aimed at teenagers really, but it's actually quite difficult to put down. Apparently a film version is coming out in the next year or so.

O rly?

What did you think of the other books in the series?

I am currently reading The Rediscovery of Man, a classic series by Cordwainer Smith. Pretty decent, doesn't pull punches with introducing interesting sci fi concepts without explaining them explicitly.

kay wrote:

magma wrote: WagaMagma's favourite book as a teenager - I've been reading it for the last week or so... fun story, very well told - I get the impression it's aimed at teenagers really, but it's actually quite difficult to put down. Apparently a film version is coming out in the next year or so.

O rly?

What did you think of the other books in the series?

This is my first of his... I'm really bad at getting round to reading fiction. Enjoying the temporary change, but I have a stack of books about physics, poetry and Guy Fawkes for when I finish, so it might take me a while to getting round to the next!

dont know what i think but its such easy reading

magma wrote:

kay wrote:

magma wrote: WagaMagma's favourite book as a teenager - I've been reading it for the last week or so... fun story, very well told - I get the impression it's aimed at teenagers really, but it's actually quite difficult to put down. Apparently a film version is coming out in the next year or so.

O rly?

What did you think of the other books in the series?

This is my first of his... I'm really bad at getting round to reading fiction. Enjoying the temporary change, but I have a stack of books about physics, poetry and Guy Fawkes for when I finish, so it might take me a while to getting round to the next!

Oops! I somehow read WagaMagma as Magma

So far just through the intro and first chapter which has taken me up to 1903. Fascinating to discover the sheer number of people involved in pioneering a lot of those early cinematic techniques. It's easy to oversee that editing, close ups, moving camera etc were all innovations from different people and weren't inherently present from the beginning.

Final book of Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series finally out! I guess I'll be spending most of the next 6 months re-reading the whole series...

I just remembered that i read the first book of the wheel of time series recently and somehow forgot

I enjoyed it too

that leaves 642 more books the series for me to read

Them by Jon Ronson.


top book

I suppose this is the best place to post about this, am loving what they've done for the covers of the new George Orwell reprints:


Sends a timely message I think.

http://creativereview.co.uk/cr-blog/201 ... id-pearson

^ Yeah that's wicked man.

I've been taking my sweet jolly time reading dante's inferno. finally almost finished.

need some recs for my next read. got a couple books of short stories by Herman Neville, Joseph Conrad and Raymond Carver to read in the interim.

Mr_Frost wrote:I've been taking my sweet jolly time reading dante's inferno. finally almost finished.

It's great init? Must be the only book I've read more than once.