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| Gauda Cheese |
Posted on 25 January 2014 08:05:18
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Novels, comics whatever! I'm reading Muirs B7 book then after that I'm going to read the Lincoln Lawyer. |
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| Henry Eggleton |
Posted on 25 January 2014 09:08:19
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Raising Steam by Terry Pratchett
What I do I do without choice and to save time
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| meegat39 |
Posted on 25 January 2014 09:10:42
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Just read Goldfinch by Donna Tartt. Recommended.
GARETH THOMAS: Paul is a very generous man, as a human being and as an actor. The programme couldn’t have been made if we hadn’t got on. Our working relationship was magic.
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| Travisina |
Posted on 25 January 2014 09:57:23
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The awesome epic Song of Ice & Fire (aka Game of Thrones) on continuous loop. This is may be my fourth re-read, but I've lost count. I do read other books in between - most recently Doris Lessing's The Fifth Child - not recommended. It's a cross between Rosemary's Baby and We Need to Talk About Kevin, but not as good as either of those. My views are my own.
VILA: I'm entitled to my opinion. AVON: It is your assumption that we are entitled to it as well that is irritating. Twitter: @TravisinaB7 |
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| scorpiogirl |
Posted on 25 January 2014 10:31:48
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andy mcdermott - the secret of excaliber just finished another of his books - the tomb of hercules. brilliant reading..  |
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| Gauda Cheese |
Posted on 25 January 2014 10:49:04
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Travisina wrote: The awesome epic Song of Ice & Fire (aka Game of Thrones) on continuous loop. This is may be my fourth re-read, but I've lost count. I do read other books in between - most recently Doris Lessing's The Fifth Child - not recommended. It's a cross between Rosemary's Baby and We Need to Talk About Kevin, but not as good as either of those. I bailed on the series during A Feast For Crows. |
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| Gauda Cheese |
Posted on 25 January 2014 10:50:27
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I loved the Secret History, glad to see someone likes this, been curious about it. |
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| Travisina |
Posted on 25 January 2014 11:24:16
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Gauda Cheese wrote: Travisina wrote: The awesome epic Song of Ice & Fire (aka Game of Thrones) on continuous loop. This is may be my fourth re-read, but I've lost count. I do read other books in between - most recently Doris Lessing's The Fifth Child - not recommended. It's a cross between Rosemary's Baby and We Need to Talk About Kevin, but not as good as either of those. I bailed on the series during A Feast For Crows. It's most people's least favourite, but I didn't mind - after being utterly lacerated by Storm of Swords (finished that first time round at 4.00am with pounding heart and sweating palms), I was quite glad to take a break and play with new characters in different countries. I needed a breather! My views are my own.
VILA: I'm entitled to my opinion. AVON: It is your assumption that we are entitled to it as well that is irritating. Twitter: @TravisinaB7 |
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| timdalton007 |
Posted on 25 January 2014 11:41:10
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Currently reading The Giant Rat Of Sumatra by Richard L. Boyer, part of Titan Books' Further Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes range. timdalton007 |
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| Angry Angel |
Posted on 26 January 2014 10:34:33
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Travisina wrote: The awesome epic Song of Ice & Fire (aka Game of Thrones) on continuous loop. This is may be my fourth re-read, but I've lost count. After your recommendation a while back, and becoming frustrated by the amount of spoilery conversations when I was only watching the show, I read all the books last summer. Excellent, though I can't remember what happens in each book, they've merged together. I can't re-read them though, I've got too many other books pending! Currently reading 'Dragon Haven' by Robin Hobb. |
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| Joe Dredd |
Posted on 26 January 2014 12:38:19
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timdalton007 wrote: Currently reading The Giant Rat Of Sumatra by Richard L. Boyer, part of Titan Books' Further Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes range. What do you think of it, TD007? It's one of my favourite Holmes pastiches. |
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| meegat39 |
Posted on 26 January 2014 19:02:22
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Gauda Cheese wrote: I loved the Secret History, glad to see someone likes this, been curious about it. I've not read the Secret History, so it's good huh? GARETH THOMAS: Paul is a very generous man, as a human being and as an actor. The programme couldn’t have been made if we hadn’t got on. Our working relationship was magic.
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| Gauda Cheese |
Posted on 26 January 2014 21:49:13
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meegat39 wrote: Gauda Cheese wrote: I loved the Secret History, glad to see someone likes this, been curious about it. I've not read the Secret History, so it's good huh? It's amazing. Not read Tartt's other efforts, but the Secret History is a great book. |
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| meegat39 |
Posted on 27 January 2014 00:43:19
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Gauda Cheese wrote: meegat39 wrote: Gauda Cheese wrote: I loved the Secret History, glad to see someone likes this, been curious about it. I've not read the Secret History, so it's good huh? It's amazing. Not read Tartt's other efforts, but the Secret History is a great book. Well that will be going on my to read list then! GARETH THOMAS: Paul is a very generous man, as a human being and as an actor. The programme couldn’t have been made if we hadn’t got on. Our working relationship was magic.
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| Gauda Cheese |
Posted on 27 January 2014 04:35:50
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meegat39 wrote: Gauda Cheese wrote: meegat39 wrote: Gauda Cheese wrote: I loved the Secret History, glad to see someone likes this, been curious about it. I've not read the Secret History, so it's good huh? It's amazing. Not read Tartt's other efforts, but the Secret History is a great book. Well that will be going on my to read list then! Its actually one of my safe bet recommendations. One of those books I know most people will like. |
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| timdalton007 |
Posted on 27 January 2014 10:29:50
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Joe Dredd wrote: What do you think of it, TD007? It's one of my favourite Holmes pastiches. I'm quite enjoying it. A solid pastiche so far. timdalton007 |
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| Grade Four Ignorant |
Posted on 27 January 2014 11:12:57
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Star Trek: The Lost Years by J.M. Dillard. It's set in 2270, just after Enterprise finishes its five year mission and the crew are reassigned. It explains why Captain Kirk was promoted to a desk job and why Spock resigned his commission to take the Kolinahr. It has two plots that intertwine and keep the reader entertained. Admiral Kirk is sent to negotiate a hostage crisis on a distant world where Lieutenant Commander Uhura and Ambassador Sarek have been taken hostage. Whilst on Vulcan, McCoy and Spock become involved in a crisis when the Katra of one of the ancient deadly Mind Lords of ShannaiKahr escapes. |
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| Gauda Cheese |
Posted on 05 February 2014 10:34:53
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Grade Four Ignorant wrote: Star Trek: The Lost Years by J.M. Dillard. It's set in 2270, just after Enterprise finishes its five year mission and the crew are reassigned. It explains why Captain Kirk was promoted to a desk job and why Spock resigned his commission to take the Kolinahr. It has two plots that intertwine and keep the reader entertained. Admiral Kirk is sent to negotiate a hostage crisis on a distant world where Lieutenant Commander Uhura and Ambassador Sarek have been taken hostage. Whilst on Vulcan, McCoy and Spock become involved in a crisis when the Katra of one of the ancient deadly Mind Lords of ShannaiKahr escapes. Have you read Vanguard? I discovered the books cheap at an op shop. |
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| Gauda Cheese |
Posted on 05 February 2014 10:40:56
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I am catching up on some comic books. The medium has really grown. Whilst I still love reading superheroes punching each other there is so much more out there. On my day off I read three issues of a cool espionage book Velvet. 5 issues of a dystopian book called Lazarus and now I'm catching up on the epic horror comic Crossed: Badlands. Tomorrow I also have off for a funeral so after that it'll be comfort reading. Spider-Man all the way. In regards to books I'm part way through C in Muir's Blakes 7 book. |
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| JustBrad |
Posted on 05 February 2014 16:54:12
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Game of Thrones. It never ends. The more I read, the more is left to read.
Men of Harlech cease your dreaming, can't you see their street signs gleaming...
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