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Currently reading two books, well, started one then decided I wanted a short story book.
So I'm on Michael Marshall Smiths 'What you Make it' - rather more twisted and random than his novels, but of the same high quality. Also 'Century Rain' by Alastair Reynolds - Only got a chapter or two through this but so far so good.
Just ordered 'Motherf***ers' by David Britton. Supposedly one of the darkest novels about, was banned a few years back for its satirical take on the holocaust. Fancied something a bit different. Also, 'Valis' by PKD. One of his most mind-bending efforts written after he had a psychotic episode due to drugs, whereby he met God. Sounds sublime.
So, what up in the world of literature?
So I'm on Michael Marshall Smiths 'What you Make it' - rather more twisted and random than his novels, but of the same high quality. Also 'Century Rain' by Alastair Reynolds - Only got a chapter or two through this but so far so good.
Just ordered 'Motherf***ers' by David Britton. Supposedly one of the darkest novels about, was banned a few years back for its satirical take on the holocaust. Fancied something a bit different. Also, 'Valis' by PKD. One of his most mind-bending efforts written after he had a psychotic episode due to drugs, whereby he met God. Sounds sublime.
So, what up in the world of literature?
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CM - Bill Brysons book is like a Lamens version of Stephen Hawkings novel isn't it?
What's that all about then? In a sentence. (Snuggly) - (I know what the other one is about, saw it on amazon the other night)
Im reading Bill Bryson's A Short History of Nearly Everything, pretty interesting stuff so far.
Just read No Logo for uni, was most enlightening.
Currently reading two books, well, started one then decided I wanted a short story book.
So I'm on Michael Marshall Smiths 'What you Make it' - rather more twisted and random than his novels, but of the same high quality. Also 'Century Rain' by Alastair Reynolds - Only got a chapter or two through this but so far so good.
Just ordered 'Motherf***ers' by David Britton. Supposedly one of the darkest novels about, was banned a few years back for its satirical take on the holocaust. Fancied something a bit different. Also, 'Valis' by PKD. One of his most mind-bending efforts written after he had a psychotic episode due to drugs, whereby he met God. Sounds sublime.
So, what up in the world of literature?
So I'm on Michael Marshall Smiths 'What you Make it' - rather more twisted and random than his novels, but of the same high quality. Also 'Century Rain' by Alastair Reynolds - Only got a chapter or two through this but so far so good.
Just ordered 'Motherf***ers' by David Britton. Supposedly one of the darkest novels about, was banned a few years back for its satirical take on the holocaust. Fancied something a bit different. Also, 'Valis' by PKD. One of his most mind-bending efforts written after he had a psychotic episode due to drugs, whereby he met God. Sounds sublime.
So, what up in the world of literature?
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