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"Down and out in the magic Kingdom" and "Eastern Standard Tribes"
http://craphound.com/down/
Down and out has got good reviews from Amazon, so it might be worth a look.
Got my copies. I need something free to read (skint)
http://craphound.com/down/
Down and out has got good reviews from Amazon, so it might be worth a look.
Got my copies. I need something free to read (skint)
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unknown kernel wrote:
> Yep, him.
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> The Diamond Age is my favourite book of his. I've read it a couple
> of times, and I never do that anymore.
Hmm, I'll see about getting the two once I get some cash together. They both sound quite interesting. Cheers for the headsup.
> Yep, him.
>
.
.
.
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> The Diamond Age is my favourite book of his. I've read it a couple
> of times, and I never do that anymore.
Hmm, I'll see about getting the two once I get some cash together. They both sound quite interesting. Cheers for the headsup.
Free books you want?
www.bookcrossing.com
If you do join enter my ID Biggles266.
www.bookcrossing.com
If you do join enter my ID Biggles266.
Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Free books you want?
>
> www.bookcrossing.com
>
> If you do join enter my ID Biggles266.
Heh, I've just read "The Devils Teardrop" from this place. well, half of it as it was appalling.
The problem with this service is you have to *find* them lying around first. If there is anyone on this site interested in "The Devils Teardrop", it'll be dropped somewhere in Edinburgh next weekend ;)
> Free books you want?
>
> www.bookcrossing.com
>
> If you do join enter my ID Biggles266.
Heh, I've just read "The Devils Teardrop" from this place. well, half of it as it was appalling.
The problem with this service is you have to *find* them lying around first. If there is anyone on this site interested in "The Devils Teardrop", it'll be dropped somewhere in Edinburgh next weekend ;)
Grr, despite hearing about a few books out in the wild nearby, I still can't get to them fast enough! 10 minutes was all I took, jeez!
Pandaemonium wrote:
-> Heh, I've just read "The Devils Teardrop" from this place.
> well, half of it as it was appalling.
>
> The problem with this service is you have to *find* them lying around
> first. If there is anyone on this site interested in "The Devils
> Teardrop", it'll be dropped somewhere in Edinburgh next weekend
> ;)
If it is that bad I'll not bother going through for it. What takes you to the East Coast anyway? Glasgow is so much better...
-> Heh, I've just read "The Devils Teardrop" from this place.
> well, half of it as it was appalling.
>
> The problem with this service is you have to *find* them lying around
> first. If there is anyone on this site interested in "The Devils
> Teardrop", it'll be dropped somewhere in Edinburgh next weekend
> ;)
If it is that bad I'll not bother going through for it. What takes you to the East Coast anyway? Glasgow is so much better...
Every one should read Northern Lights and Subtle knife by Philip Pullman. There's a third book but I dont know the name.Theyr'e really good.
The Amber Spyglass. And you're right, they are dead good. There's another little book starring the same girl called Lyra and the Birds - it's not much more than a short story but it's got nice pictures and whet my appetite for the proper new books.
Library?
Are these books actually worth bothering to click on the hyperlink or are they fantastically written novels?
There's actually a site that gives away actual, published books away for free in PDF format. Let's see... ah yes, freepdf.com
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