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Depressing times, Jonah?

If anyone's interested, the Oxfam on George's Street has an original publication of Mein Kampf, from 1939. It's €400.

Nah, s'fine. Seriously, it's ok. I don't mind. Not one bit. Be as rude. As. You. WANT.

.......... You're welcome.

The wonderful places they take us? The emotions we feel when we connect with characters? The moments that shock you, take your breath away, and frustrate you. The imagination it can help you create, and the freedom to make your own worlds, people, everything. Books are amazing. They educate...

It's funny because he wrote a long sentence.

Nope, you're thinking of a different book with the same name. Nice. I'll look out for it.

Currently reading Darkness Visible by William Goulding. It's very good so far. Very dark, and a little complex. But so far it's got the makings of one of them best books I've read in ages.

Young fellas, eh? Nothing worse.

Why did they boo you?

In the Miso Soup by Ryu Murakami Well that was weird. A freaky oul book, left me feeling a bit odd. It was pretty good, and I liked the main character Kenji. I think the author tried to make things a bit too obvious sometimes though. I would recommend it, if you like dark novels. Going to...

The Beach - Alex Garland Pretty fantastic. Much better than the film, although to be fair they are very different. Storyline is great, although the end was a bit odd. I felt really passionate towards the end and swore a few times rather loudly. Which is always a good sign. Also, I tried to...

Ecopunks by Tom Bailie. It was alright. Got a bit bland towards the middle and never recovered.

Finished High Fidelity a few days ago. Loved it, the ending was a bit... meh though. I can see myself turning into him in the future, gulp.

I finally finished World War Z, and it was a great read. I thought towards the middle, I might get bored but I really didn't. An unusual style, but it's all the better for it. Top stuff. Gunna start reading High Fidelity on Wednesday night.

Is there a place in Dubklin where you can swap books with people? Or a website or anything?

What's :Z ? That doesn't even look like a face at all!

Reading World War Z at the moment. I'm almost half way through, great stuff so far. Not for everyone mind you, but still top notch.

Reeealllyyy need to register for a library. When does the Rathmines one open again?