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Just tell me the name of the book and author if you like.
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I'm reading 'Spot goes to the seaside'. Although I have to admit some of the longer words are giving me some trouble.
VenomByte wrote:
> I'm currently reading Lord Of The Rings. I decided I had to read the book before
> I saw the film.... an excuse to start reading one of those books which I've
> always said I'll get around to reading someday. Next up is War and Peace.. or
> Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, if I can find either.
LoTR is quite good
> actually. Lots of action for such a large book. Seems a little unplanned, but
> that keeps the plot suprising, I guess. I'm currently a few chapters into the
> third volume. I should have read this years ago.
Apparently he didn't plan the book at all, just sat down and wrote it. I've just finished it myslef, well, a few months ago. I'm now reading Pyramids by Terry Pratchett.
> I'm currently reading Lord Of The Rings. I decided I had to read the book before
> I saw the film.... an excuse to start reading one of those books which I've
> always said I'll get around to reading someday. Next up is War and Peace.. or
> Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, if I can find either.
LoTR is quite good
> actually. Lots of action for such a large book. Seems a little unplanned, but
> that keeps the plot suprising, I guess. I'm currently a few chapters into the
> third volume. I should have read this years ago.
Apparently he didn't plan the book at all, just sat down and wrote it. I've just finished it myslef, well, a few months ago. I'm now reading Pyramids by Terry Pratchett.
Im still trying to get into The Lord of the Rings - Im just finding it difficult going though!!
Heh, Jess is currently forcing LotR down my throat...I really should read it, don't know how many more times I can stand being hit with the hardback edition of all three books..
I'm reading 'Quest for Lost Heroes' by David Gemmell. He's a great fantasy writer; if you like LOTR, you'll like Gemmells books. In fact, I think a new topic is coming on.
Firestarter - Stephen King
Only just started though
Only just started though
Adventures in the Screen Trade by William Goldman. Totally brilliant, particularly like the last section where he takes a short story of his and works it through into a screen play. Next bit is the various department heads of the film crew commenting on how they'd handle the script if they were to make it.
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