This week, I are mostly reading....

byte

The Mammy - Brendan O Carroll

Had both this and The Chisellers for ages but only recently got my hands on the 3rd in the series so I'm starting at the beginning!

kaimera

just started 'Tom Clancy :: Rainbow Six' on the train tonight.

finished a few solid books last week. trés good.

amazing what the absence of a tv will do

Dr. Loon

Reading Once Upon A Time In America by Harry Grey

Tusky

Just finished 'The Space Merchants' and am about to start 'The Time Machine'

impr0v

Portnoy's Complaint - Philip Roth

ronano

Lolita,i've read it before but the writing is fantastic

byte

The Chisellers - Brendan O'Carroll

Kalina

I'm about half way through Eragon by Christopher Paolini. Excellent fantasy read so far.

*Page*

i'm reading dan brown angels and demons,
last week it was his da vinci code and then at the weekend it was jonathan livingston* seagull




*i think cant be too sure

*Page*

funky penguin wrote:

Roald Dahl was a genius of childrens lit.
.

and books of a p0rnagraphic nature

kaimera

finished 'Rainbow Six' and 'The Bone Collector' last week.

started 'The Bourne Supremacy' yesterday. Solid book

secret_squirrel

kaimera wrote:

started 'The Bourne Supremacy' yesterday. Solid book

Just avoid the Bourne Legacy like the plague - utter cash-in shíte

PurpleFistMixer

Got Choke by Chuck Palahniuk over the weekend. Should be finished it tonight. After that... probably Neuromancer by William Gibson.

impr0v

Middlesex - Jeffrey Eugenides

acri

The Lazerus Vendetta. s'pretty good. very cinematic. The Hitchhikers Guide books are the best ive ever read. completely off the wall. cant wait for the film tomorrow. god i hope it aint crap....

funky penguin

*Page* wrote:

and books of a p0rnagraphic nature

but a genius none the less.

Boa Vista

Pushers Out: The inside story of Dublin's anti-drugs movement by Andre Lyder.

The memoirs of someone centrally involved in the anti-drugs campaigns. Engrossing read.

John

Tolkien - The Shaping Of Middle Earth

pork99

Just finished reading "The End of Oil: The Decline of the Petroleum Economy and the Rise of a New Energy Order" by Paul Roberts which was scary.

Currently reading "Foucault's Pendulum" by Umberto Eco, which has been called the "thinking man's Da Vinci Code". It's a hearty satisfying read - one of those books you can wallow in.

doonothing

american psycho...
its like, dice man/secret history/ that final destination film...
me like

almostagassi

secret_squirrel wrote:

Just avoid the Bourne Legacy like the plague - utter cash-in shíte

i agree, esp if the supremacy one is based on the film and not the otherway around.

crap films

ps, in easons in dundrum town centre, there is no a-z of fiction, only bestsellers, is this dumbing down. soon the only books you can buy will be the beckams' autobiography.

Feenikusu

Island of Exiles by Ingrid J. Parker...although I think Rashomon Gate was much better.

rugbug86

adrian mole and the weapons of mass destruction
scholts original miscelanity (i know, sp!)
vernon god little

Doper Than U

One Straw Revolution by Masanobu Fukuoka. Brilliant Book.

cecilwinthorpe

almostagassi wrote:

ps, in easons in dundrum town centre, there is no a-z of fiction, only bestsellers, is this dumbing down. soon the only books you can buy will be the beckams' autobiography.

theres a small a-z bit near the childrens books but blink and you'll miss it.

eljono

I'm currently in the middle of three books.

Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy - Bathroom book

La Place, Annie Ernaux - Part of my course

The Dead Zone, Stephen King - Relaxation book

Rhyme

Just finished 'Tuesdays With Morrie' and browsing the bookshelves in my house for something ive not read

acri

Started the Hitchhikers Guide books again. Halfway through The Reastaraunt At The End Of The Universe. They never get old.

long_b

**cough**

Just finished listening to "Going Postal" by Terry Pratchett on audiobook ..

Very good !

Geranium

1984, finally I've gotten round to reading it!