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Sex God
I adore James Ellroy. My favourite of his is American Tabloid.
I am reading David Simon's Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets which is one of the books which inspired the TV series The Wire. Simon is an excellent observational writer and the subject matter - Baltimore's homicide department - is fascinating.
I've got loads of work-based reading to do at the mo so admittedly it is taking me a while longer than normal to get through, but it is great.
I am reading David Simon's Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets which is one of the books which inspired the TV series The Wire. Simon is an excellent observational writer and the subject matter - Baltimore's homicide department - is fascinating.
I've got loads of work-based reading to do at the mo so admittedly it is taking me a while longer than normal to get through, but it is great.
Sex God
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you should read cold six thousand then the new one nola.
I've read Cold Six Thousand but will probably save the new one for over the festive period when I have chance to read it in one sitting - it's been a long time coming!
In edit: I also love LA Confidential - much better than the film.
Sex God
I've been considering trying to read Kapital by Marx again,I was a little young last time I tried and just couldn't get the plot...does it have a happy ending??
Sex God
Actually, I'm reading A Brief History Of Time - Stephen Hawking.
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I've been considering trying to read Kapital by Marx again,I was a little young last time I tried and just couldn't get the plot...does it have a happy ending??
not as happy an ending as my local chinese massage shop
Snap.
I am going to pass it on to my local charity shop now so someone else can read it.........plus every book by Bernard Cornwell. I need space for all my new books I am going to get a Christmas :bounce:.............I know I am getting one so far, so I hope I get more than that or it will look lonely on a shelf on its own
Dave_Notts
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The first trilogoy in the True Blood series
seems quite good, aint watched it on the telly yet
seems quite good, aint watched it on the telly yet
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Weaveworld; Clive Barker
A Breif History of time; Stephen Hawking
Peter Ackroyd; The Casebook of Victor Frankenstien
Cave readers: nyone read 'and the Ass saw the Angel'?
fantastic.
lp
i read Weaveworld, thought it was rather strange, but then it is clive barkerit didnt seem quite so strange to me when I first read it years ago... but then... I was very... verry drunk at the time
lp
Sex God
In Eithiopia with a Mule by Dervla Murphy
and
For a Pagan Song: In the Footsteps of the Man Who Would be King - Travels in India, Pakistan and Afghanistan by Jonny Bealby
both authors obviously make it out alive 'cause they brought books out after these!
Just discovered Bealby through his Running with the Moon, about his travels through Africa by motorbike loooooong before Ewan McGregors trip. Great travel books with a very touching story throughout.
and
For a Pagan Song: In the Footsteps of the Man Who Would be King - Travels in India, Pakistan and Afghanistan by Jonny Bealby
both authors obviously make it out alive 'cause they brought books out after these!
Just discovered Bealby through his Running with the Moon, about his travels through Africa by motorbike loooooong before Ewan McGregors trip. Great travel books with a very touching story throughout.
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In Eithiopia with a Mule by Dervla Murphy
and
For a Pagan Song: In the Footsteps of the Man Who Would be King - Travels in India, Pakistan and Afghanistan by Jonny Bealby
both authors obviously make it out alive 'cause they brought books out after these!
Just discovered Bealby through his Running with the Moon, about his travels through Africa by motorbike loooooong before Ewan McGregors trip. Great travel books with a very touching story throughout.
sod the books, hello gorgeous, :swoon:
:twisted: 
Sex God
Just finished Animal Farm.....nothing changes does it :-?
Sex God
Quote by earthchild
In Eithiopia with a Mule by Dervla Murphy
and
For a Pagan Song: In the Footsteps of the Man Who Would be King - Travels in India, Pakistan and Afghanistan by Jonny Bealby
both authors obviously make it out alive 'cause they brought books out after these!
Just discovered Bealby through his Running with the Moon, about his travels through Africa by motorbike loooooong before Ewan McGregors trip. Great travel books with a very touching story throughout.
sod the books, hello gorgeous, :swoon:
:twisted:Thanks sexy, snogs and naughty stuff xxxxxx
I'm working my way through the "Horus Heresy" books. When the final book is released next year (estimated), there will be 15 books in the series. I'm on Book 6 "Descent of Angels" at the moment, mainly due to the fact I haven't found book 7 or 8 yet and I haven't gotten around to ordering them at Waterstones (or where ever) yet.
Am also reading a couple of Pratchett books (Nightshift and Making Money) in between too
Am also reading a couple of Pratchett books (Nightshift and Making Money) in between too
Sex God
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Cave readers: nyone read 'and the Ass saw the Angel'?
fantastic.
lp
havent tried. was led to believe that its unaccessible.
a great book "southern gothic"...
Sex God
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I'm working my way through the "Horus Heresy" books. When the final book is released next year (estimated), there will be 15 books in the series. I'm on Book 6 "Descent of Angels" at the moment, mainly due to the fact I haven't found book 7 or 8 yet and I haven't gotten around to ordering them at Waterstones (or where ever) yet.
Am also reading a couple of Pratchett books (Nightshift and Making Money) in between too
Don't know if the reports I've read are true..but I'd try ordering from somewhere other than waterstones if I were you
Sex God
Thank you lp, I'll look for that one 
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