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What book are you reading atm??

py2006

and would ya recommend it?

I'm reading 'Full Dark, No Stars' by Stephen King!

Just started so can't really say I can recommend it just yet!

You can't beat a bit of Stephen King!

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Swarly45

The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins and i have a feeling i'm going to have to read it at least 3 times...

Barna77

Ross O'Carroll-Kelly's Shelbourne Ultimatum

blue note

I read Double Indemnity a little while ago and am nearly finished The Grifters now. The first was particularly good, the Grifters is good too.

I have World War Z lined up next.

Catkins407

The Argos catalogue , cutting pictures of sheds out of it actually lol

mel1

Am a big fan of fantasy,

Reading the sword of truth series, by Terry Goodkind on book 3 now.

Excellent writing, very discriptive, very enjoyable.

Mr Benevolent

I usually have about 5 -8 books on the go in any one week.

Corvo

" Go Go Go "

Account of the Iranian Embassy siege and the SAS reaction

NothingMan

Mr Benevolent wrote: »

I usually have about 5 -8 books on the go in any one week.

Good for you. "What book are you reading atm??"...

tfitzgerald

I am reading the Bible

crusher000

Gerry Duffy Tick,Tock, Ten. Un real read he completed 10 full tri-athlons in ten days.

Liam90

People still read books?

Morzadec

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

The Kindly Ones by Jonathan Littell. So far so good but often quite harrowing graphic fiction about life in Nazi Germany. Its written from the perspective of a gay SS officer who drifted into the SS and who has no hatred of the Jews.

I read this a few months back. It's very long, but it's really a great book.

Must read for anyone into the Second World War

naughto

Liam90 wrote: »

People still read books?

the doors that way==========>

jonnybangbang

Bloodline - James Rollings

Latchy

Eric Clapton's biography again .

donglen

The Hunt for Red October - Tom Clancy. (I've never seen the movie).

GerB40

I just got "The Commitments" free with the paper and its fúckin hilarious.. The movie is better coz of the tunes but the book is pretty class..

Lithium93_

I'm reading George R.R Martin's A Game Of Thrones, (Yes i'm a bit late to the whole Game Of Thrones phenomenon)

boomtown123

The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison

Thwip!

Just finished Carrie

GerB40

Lithium93_ wrote: »

I'm reading George R.R Martin's A Game Of Thrones, (Yes i'm a bit late to the whole Game Of Thrones phenomenon)

They're probably the best books I've ever read. You're in for a treat... Are you watching the show by any chance? Because it will spoil the books for ya.

Lithium93_

GerB40 wrote: »

They're probably the best books I've ever read. You're in for a treat... Are you watching the show by any chance? Because it will spoil the books for ya.

I've steered clear of the show, sticking with the books

NothingMan

Lithium93_ wrote: »

I've steered clear of the show, sticking with the books

They are great books. Is it your first forray into fantasy? If so, and you clearly like it, there are much better books of similar settings you should try. Such as Raymond E Feist & Steven Erikson. Not taking away form Martin. he's good but if you like him you might love these.

blue note

Lithium93_ wrote: »

I've steered clear of the show, sticking with the books

I've actually steered clear of the books because it's a top quality TV show, so I'm going to enjoy it without the books spoiling it on me! There are hundreds of books I want to read, so I'm content to let these ones pass me by while I enjoy the series so much!

D-FENS

Skagboys by Irvine Welsh, a prequel to Trainspotting, set in the 80’s

Been meaning to read it for ages and with Thatcher’s recent demise, got a chuckle at the first topic being the minors' strikes.
There is a strange taste to the nostalgia though, reading it off a Kindle..

Vojera

Under The Banner of Heaven by John Krauker.

Really interesting look at Mormon fundamentalism in America. Lots of names to keep track of, but otherwise a great read so far.

GerB40

Lithium93_ wrote: »

I've steered clear of the show, sticking with the books

Fair play to ya. It'll be tough but much more rewarding..

Lollipops23

"I Was Told There'd Be Cake" by Sloane Crosly.

Only just started, so far it's very good.

Welruc

Started to read "A Song of Ice and Fire" for the second time.

On book 3 at the minute, and have to say its even better second time round

Plumpynutt

Bump.

Just started A Clash of Kings, the 2nd book in the Game of Thrones series. Enjoying it so far