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Downside? Sounds like win/win to me.

Dying to read In Defense of Food.

Big time. I can't help but wonder how similiar our farming indusrty is to the one in the States. Do our beef cattle still eat grass?

Have you read Middlesex? One of the best things I've read recently. Must read Virgin Suicides.

On this at the moment. Brilliant.

Indeed. Loved it. Big fan of his anyway.

In the last few weeks then, now

Finished The Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood a few days ago. Big monster of a book, very good.

Really?

Reading the Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood. Hundred odd pages in and it's great do far.

Good read that. The other one is good too.

I really liked it too. Found it a little cheesey at first I deduce from your nodding expression that you would be agreebable to more of this delicious tea But once you get into it, it's deadly. Finished off Middlesex last night. I ended up staying up way later than I should have. The...

I thought The Reluctant Fundamentalist was a really good read. And Catcher In The Rye is one of my all time favourites

Midway through Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides. The best book I've read in yonks. You all should read it an let me know what you think.

I'm really looking forward to reading that, I love his weekly column. Also, I read an excerpt from the Guardian a few weeks back. Great so it was

Reading Experience by Martin Amis at the moment. Very much enjoying it, even if sometimes I feel like I don't understand it.

I've read the Illywhacker and the Tax Inspector. I really enjoyed the Illywhacker but wasn't mad on the Tax Inspector. I just found it a little too creepy.

I'm reading My Life As a Fake by Peter Carey at the moment. I think it's brilliant. I've read a few of his by this stage, I agree with you about Oscar & Lucinda. What a book.

Rereading Three Men on A Boat. Great altogether

I've just started the Blandings omnibus by PG Wodehouse.