What Book Did You Read Last Night??? (7 Viewers)

[pete]

finally went back and finished



am now reading



and will soon move on to

 

[Lili Marlene]

a rogue sociologist?

If he's participating that kind of makes him an anthropologist. Which I guess is a bit like a rogue sociologist

 

[Corey]

True Tales of American Life, edited by Paul Auster. Stories written by the public and read out on the radio show. Pleasant. But not very engaging.

Half way through Capote, In Cold Blood,Looking Good.

Still looking for somthing to match Blood Meridian. Man i wish that book was longer.

 

[Jrad (BFB.ie)]

'The dirt' by Motley crue at the moment

"We would always scrounge up enough money for an egg burrito from noogles, we would bite the end off and stick our dicks in against the hot meat so when we got home our girlfriends wouldnt smell pussy from fucking anything stupid or drunk enough to get into tommys van"

A classic, nuff said

 

[rettucs]

Half way through Capote, In Cold Blood,Looking Good.

Fantastic book.

 

[sweetoblivion]

True Tales of American Life, edited by Paul Auster. Stories written by the public and read out on the radio show. Pleasant. But not very engaging.

I really really want that book, must keep an eye out for it.

Half way through Capote, In Cold Blood,Looking Good.

amazing book.

 

[Umfufu]

Reading this at the moment.
It's a collection of his articles from the Guardian.

Very funny.
Perfect book for the bathroom.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

preferred the film. much funnier

 

[Cryptid]

Just finished A Farewell To Arms by Hemmingway. Pretty disappointing. I think he tries to use his imagination in this one too much. It starts off being more or less about WWI, but then develops into a fairly implausible love story. Silly stuff really.

 

[rettucs]

Just finished A Farewell To Arms by Hemmingway. Pretty disappointing. I think he tries to use his imagination in this one too much. It starts off being more or less about WWI, but then develops into a fairly implausible love story. Silly stuff really.

yeah, doesn't reach the heights of For Whom the Bell Tolls. But to be fair, I think this one is more autobiographical. If he had a boring time of it in the war, which he did really - apart from that bit where his own side wanted to kill him - it was always gonna make for a disappointing book.

 

[Kermit McDermott]

 

[Jim Daniels]

Like Catcher in the Rye for Tweenies..
I would have loved it if I was 16 again...

 

[Wobbler]

Reading this at the moment.
It's a collection of his articles from the Guardian.

Very funny.
Perfect book for the bathroom.

Good read that. The other one is good too.

 

[Umfufu]

Good read that. The other one is good too.

I was in Easons in Swords over the weekend & the only one of his books they had was this one.

Bastards.

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

just finished The Wizard Knight by Gene Wolfe - excellent stuff

 

[Cormcolash]

The Wizard Knight is fucking brilliant!

 

[Reets]

The Wizard Knight is fucking brilliant!

is it really that good, i need a series to become obsessed with but was told its more sifi then fantasy.

 

[IFF]

i finished "catcher in the rye" by jd salinger yesterday. it was ok but i didn't think it was very spectacular read

 

[rettucs]

Finished off Middlesex last night. I ended up staying up way later than I should have. The last few chapters were so good that it was hard to put down. What a book.

finished it just there now. Great read.

Its almost like 3 different books in one, though the stories in each are so intertwined and important to each other.

Its almost a shame it ended when it did.

 

[Wobbler]

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