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I don't really mean why you are on the computer I just mean at the moment. Like at the moment I am reading the Philosophy Files- By Stephen Law. Now you say a book and say the author!
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Im reading the dictonary im in english!
Gangsters & Goodfellas
It's the sequel to Wiseguys, the Henry Hill novel that inspired GoodFellas. Tells the story of Hills life on the run and gives more detail about his life of crime before he went into the WRP. Haven't finished it yet, but it's quite interesting.
It's the sequel to Wiseguys, the Henry Hill novel that inspired GoodFellas. Tells the story of Hills life on the run and gives more detail about his life of crime before he went into the WRP. Haven't finished it yet, but it's quite interesting.
pauliewalnuts wrote:
> Read 1984 last summer. Blew me away. I even got a bit watery-eyed at
> the ending! What a book.
Last Summer. You do realise it's nearly a full year later. Still Nineteen eighty-four is a magnificent book, and one read probably once every few months.
> What other classics are there that I should read? I'm gonna get Catch
> 22 next I think.
Catch-22 is incredibly difficult the first time around, but weirdly, totally re-readable subsequent times.
> Read 1984 last summer. Blew me away. I even got a bit watery-eyed at
> the ending! What a book.
Last Summer. You do realise it's nearly a full year later. Still Nineteen eighty-four is a magnificent book, and one read probably once every few months.
> What other classics are there that I should read? I'm gonna get Catch
> 22 next I think.
Catch-22 is incredibly difficult the first time around, but weirdly, totally re-readable subsequent times.
Read 1984 last summer. Blew me away. I even got a bit watery-eyed at the ending! What a book.
What other classics are there that I should read? I'm gonna get Catch 22 next I think.
What other classics are there that I should read? I'm gonna get Catch 22 next I think.
pauliewalnuts wrote:
> I found Brave New World available online, worth reading? (I only got
> one chapter in so far.)
Yes. The opening chapters are a little dry, but it's very good afterwards. Some of the language and ideas are a little twee and it's not as good as Nineteen eight-four IMHO (It's immediate relative) but still very good.
> I found Brave New World available online, worth reading? (I only got
> one chapter in so far.)
Yes. The opening chapters are a little dry, but it's very good afterwards. Some of the language and ideas are a little twee and it's not as good as Nineteen eight-four IMHO (It's immediate relative) but still very good.
I found Brave New World available online, worth reading? (I only got one chapter in so far.)
darkcrystal wrote:
> Pandaemonium wrote:
> "If you reading a book at this very moment............ "
>
> So you're not reading it at this moment and not enjoying it?
>
> [edit]Or simply quoting a "classic" in an attempt to sound
> well read?
>
> Of course I'm actually reading it.
No, you're on the forums.
> Pandaemonium wrote:
> "If you reading a book at this very moment............ "
>
> So you're not reading it at this moment and not enjoying it?
>
> [edit]Or simply quoting a "classic" in an attempt to sound
> well read?
>
> Of course I'm actually reading it.
No, you're on the forums.
The Winster wrote:
> Ur fooking genius crossbob, no one else started these threads uptil
> now!
I think you're being sarcastic!
> Ur fooking genius crossbob, no one else started these threads uptil
> now!
I think you're being sarcastic!
The Testament by John Grisham
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> Redemption Ark by Alistair Reynolds.
> An amazing imagination.
Ah, I'm reading 'Century Rain' from the same Author. Not got very far with it yet.
> Redemption Ark by Alistair Reynolds.
> An amazing imagination.
Ah, I'm reading 'Century Rain' from the same Author. Not got very far with it yet.
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