Reading anything good? (2 Viewers)

[Wobbler]

I'm about 100 pages in. It's good so far.

 

[Bellatrix]

Am reading:

Should be reading:

 

[photon]

In preparation for the film...

Great so far. Even Keanu Reeves might not ruin this.

 

[plug]

this. almost done, but taking my time actually finishing it cos I'm really busy lately. angry, angry stuff.

 

[Chad]

its not too bad.

 

[FortySeven]

Hey.
Just finished reading this; (really enjoyed it too)

Next on the cards is this; anyone read it?

 

[shitepipe]

brilliant

started reading it 4 months ago, i'm about one third of the way through. must make more time...

also

 

[Doctor Muscles]

I'm only on chapter two so I don't pity the nation that much yet. I'll let yous know when my pity increases.

 

[nofriendo]

 

[nEiLo]

it's all i read these days...

 

[The Schnapper]

I just completed The lost amy of cambyses by Paul Sussman and really enjoyed it. Really good read and i'm going to get his other book 'The last secret of the temple' later on in the week.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/0553814044/?tag=thumpedcom04-21


Inbetween book im reading at the moment is DIC/CONNECTED 'Why our kids are turning their backs on everything we thought we knew' by Nick Barham. Seems ok so far but its only to keep me going for a few days.

 

[ICUH8N]

 

[plug]

great cover.

 

[Jerry Twig]

Pretty good 100 pages in but i'm starting to find his main characters a bit annoyingly educated and arty, and smug

 

[Corey]

I for one am currently reading Don Quixote.


Fner.

 

[shitepipe]

I for one am currently reading Don Quixote.


Fner.

yeah, it's got a great introduction. never made it to the rest....

 

[Super Dexta]

Pretty good 100 pages in but i'm starting to find his main characters a bit annoyingly educated and arty, and smug

want to read my thesis? it's marvellous, i tell you.

eta: actually can no-one mention paul auster for at least six months, the thought of him instils dread and terror into my soul.

 

[Jerry Twig]

want to read my thesis? it's marvellous, i tell you.

eta: actually can no-one mention paul auster for at least six months, the thought of him instils dread and terror into my soul.

sure i'll read your thesis*, but why the dread? short answer so as to keep any mention of Paul Auster to a minimum.


*remind me next month, as I'm too swamped at the moment!!

 

[Super Dexta]

sure i'll read your thesis*, but why the dread? short answer so as to keep any mention of Paul Auster to a minimum.


*remind me next month, as I'm too swamped at the moment!!

actually i wouldn't inflict my thesis on anyone.
it's called "Spreading the Disease: Illness and (Post)modernity in the Novels of Paul Auster"
i handed it in yesterday and am currently suffering from post-submission pre-marking Dread. seeing all the mistakes and so on. *shudder*

but on the upside i'm getting to read some books for fun again. i've just started into "moonfleet" by j. meade faulkner, and also a book about the evolutionary causes of disease.

 

[Corey]

actually i wouldn't inflict my thesis on anyone.
it's called "Spreading the Disease: Illness and (Post)modernity in the Novels of Paul Auster"
i handed it in yesterday and am currently suffering from post-submission pre-marking Dread. seeing all the mistakes and so on. *shudder*

but on the upside i'm getting to read some books for fun again. i've just started into "moonfleet" by j. meade faulkner, and also a book about the evolutionary causes of disease.

WHY ARE'NT YOU IN THE FUCKING PUB?