Thread: What book are you reading right now?

^ the devil.

Originally Posted by "can123"

The book I am reading is called "The Holy Bible". It's a sort of Terry Pratchett/Enid Blyton hybrid. It's quite a lengthy piece.

I looked at how popular that book was in the UK in 2003. The BBC did something called The Big Read - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Terry Pratchett was the novelist with the most multiple novels (15) in the the top 200, coincidentally enough Mort by Terry Pratchett was 65 and The Magic Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton was 66. So you can see I am more that a bit disappointed The Holy Bible didn't make the list (it included 200 books, for Christ's sake). Maybe, if there was a top 1000 list somewhere (not in the UK, obviously)...

just read a book called The Long Walk, non fiction about a guy who excapes from Russian Gulags treks across Europe and Asia to freedom. Despite being non fiction reads like a novel.

Not really a comedy but worth a pop.

Cheers

The Cruel Sea, again...

- Nicholas Monsarrat

Originally Posted by SiLeakHunt

The Long Walk

Zippyshare.com - The Long Walk.epub

Ray Winstone, The Biography.

Jan Guillou; The Road to Jerusalem

Just finished "Trident Deception" by Rick Campbell. Now reading "The Gods Of Guilt" by Michael Connelly.

Just bought two new books to read.. a bit heavy, a bit light.

Goldfinch was a very good read

Londonistan by Marjorie Wallace, about the Islamification of the UK and how the powers that be let them do it.

Thinking, fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman.

Interesting read and 50/50 as to wishing I'd read it before or glad I hadn't.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly94

Londonistan by Marjorie Wallace, about the Islamification of the UK and how the powers that be let them do it.

Been thinking of reading that but worried it might turn me into Anders Brevich

Principia Ketogenica: Compendium of Science Literature on Low Carbohydrate Diets and Ketosis.

Originally Posted by baldrick

Zippyshare.com - The Long Walk.epub

Cheers baldrick. Out of green boogers.

Originally Posted by Munted

Principia Ketogenica: Compendium of Science Literature on Low Carbohydrate Diets and Ketosis.

Sounds like a laugh a minute

Originally Posted by Dragonfly94

Londonistan by Marjorie Wallace, about the Islamification of the UK and how the powers that be let them do it.

Lend it to peeweenoi.

Originally Posted by SiLeakHunt

Originally Posted by Munted

Principia Ketogenica: Compendium of Science Literature on Low Carbohydrate Diets and Ketosis.

Sounds like a laugh a minute

It has its moments.

"Trinity Six" by Charles Cumming.

More commie spies unearthed...

"Lost Soldiers" by James Webb. Also known as Senator Webb. Story is based in Vietnam.

The Koran, it's fiction/ horror.

This thread. But I have had time to re-read Into Thin Air by jon krakauer. I know (I think) that book has been mentioned (prolly by me) on this thread before but if I'm re-reading it, you can re-read about it, eh?

Rereading can be very rewarding...Things may change and your memory will be tested...

At times, I've wondered if I'd really read the book before...

Originally Posted by BaitongBoy

At times, I've wondered if I'd really read the book before...

The only indecision usually comes at the book store (do people buy books anymore?) when you have to make these decisions: 1) as you said, have I read this before and, if so, does it warrant a re-read? 2) if unsure, then WTF?