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Oh! how blasé. And just when I was beginning to get to like you too Lili Marlene. Joke. (I still haven't made my way through early 20th century marxism yet tbh) Anyhow, I just finished these two: This was a really rewarding read and offers the best introduction (apart from being...

christ, you'd nearly wann be a jew to afford that price

Ah Lily I had a big response made out and all but it all got deleted. I despaired. Then, after a confusing and pointless uncovering I realised you are in fact the thumped poster previously known as I Is John, rather than being the latest hot thumped chick on the block. I despaired again. As...

I've been wanting to get that book for years but have never gotten around to it. I might order it while the whimsical novelty of my new debit card is still with me. If you've any further interest in that area of history you should definitely track down Conor Kostick's book "Revolution in...

Stopped reading Eco and have begun the task of digging into Critique of Dialectical Reason by Sartre which I got for real cheap yesterday. I'll pick Eco up again later, CDR is pretty....interesting at the moment - although i can probably see myself giving up on it half-way through. Anyone here...

Good book that. Teacher friend of mine just bought 30 copies of it to give to his class.

I came away with a bag load of books today from the charidee shop - awfully chuffed with my finds. Got a few history books really cheap which are easily worth 30 quid each new, as well as picking up a few curious oddities. However I just surveyed my bookshelf and from today I now have over 30...

That looks very interesting. Is it just recently printed Gambra? Was it easy to come by?

Been meaning to read that for ages, will finally get off my ass now and get it...thanks. I lost Good Evening Mr Rosewater by Kurt Vonnegut while I was in the middle of it (damn bus) but i'm just after finishing this: mmmm, nice book. Not as good as Post Office but I still really enjoyed...

Post Office by Charles Bukowski. I usually like reading books pretty slowly and enjoying them but I couldn't put this one down, had to finish it...loved it. And i'm just after starting this... Two chapters in and i'm laughing my ass off in my head. Classic oddball Vonnegut.

I got a bootleg copy of this off a friend. It's proper amazin'. "When we can't dream any longer we die."

Phillip K Dick is amazing. Go for it.

noooooo! stick with it, I really really liked that book. Interesting enough fact about that Nabokov is that he had Synesthesia and it can become really apparent the effect it had on him if you look close enough into some of his books.

The Portrait of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde It's absolutely deadly. Don't know why I never read it before, it's been sitting on my book shelf for about a year. Big mistake.

that's a great one alright deafmute, has some really nice passages in it. enjoy!

I was halfway through Cathcer In The Rye there but i left it at a mates house in Dublin. I'll have to get it back some day so I can finish it. I started reading Junky by William S. Burroughs t'other day, tis only teadly. Last night I picked up Vernon God Little by DBC Pierre as well...not...

Slaughterhouse 5 - Kurt Vonnegut

A Selection of Oscar Wilde's plays...currently on Lady Windermere's Fan...good stuff. Also flipping through a few different books (i'm always reading about 8 books at the same time, switching and changing as I go along)

I inherited the whole series from my uncle about 6 months ago. (he's made into his books) I still have to start on them though, i've already got a gazillion books I want to read before getting entrenched into a whole series... Anywho, I started reading The Trumpet of Conscience by Martin...