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This week, I are mostly reading....

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    #2132
    John
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    The Decay of the Angel by Yukio Mishima


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    #2133
    John
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    Don DeLillo Falling Man


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    #2134
    kerry4sam
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    Along came a spider by James Patterson ... what a fantastic read so far and a few twists that caught me


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    Lizzykins
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    I've just started Mutiny on the Bounty by John Boyne-the guy who wrote The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas. Excellent so far.


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    *melanie*
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    kerry4sam wrote: »
    Along came a spider by James Patterson ... what a fantastic read so far and a few twists that caught me
    oooo,love love love his books! read that a while ago,im sure u will love it:)


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    *melanie*
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    just finished neil gaimans Smoke And Mirrors....starting on Clive Cusslers Polar Shift.


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    Kold
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    re-reading Watchmen. It's just as good this time around.


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    #2139
    kerry4sam
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    kerry4sam wrote: »
    Along came a spider by James Patterson ... what a fantastic read so far and a few twists that caught me
    *melanie* wrote: »
    oooo,love love love his books! read that a while ago,im sure u will love it:)

    fantastix read ... love his material anyways and the character Detective Cross is addictive reading ...

    I've now moved onto Pattersons' Judge and Jury ... hope it's as good


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    *melanie*
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    kerry4sam wrote: »
    fantastix read ... love his material anyways and the character Detective Cross is addictive reading ...

    I've now moved onto Pattersons' Judge and Jury ... hope it's as good
    yea,cross does make the books very good also. ive read most patterson books,but think i missed judge and jury...if u dont mind lettin me know if its any good.:)


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    #2141
    John
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    The Dynamic Neuron by John Raymond Smythies

    A History of Japan by R.H.P. Mason and J.G. Caiger


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    BurnsCarpenter
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    Iain M Banks - Excession.


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    Tristram
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    BurnsCarpenter wrote: »
    Iain M Banks - Excession.

    Re-read Consider Phlebas recently, love that entire 'series'.

    Started The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson there an hour or so ago, seems promising, will let yaz know ;)


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    ibh
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    Just finished The Boy in the Striped PJ's last night and started a Jeffrey Archer book on the train this morn 'A Prisoner of Birth'. It's been a long time since i read a Jeffrey A book but i like the first 50 pages so far.


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    Hermy
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    That They May Face The Rising Sun - John McGahern

    and before that

    Emerald Germs of Ireland - Pat McCabe

    Genealogy Forum Mod



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    beans
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    "The Place of Dead Roads", by William Burroughs

    Re-reading this, as I felt I missed a lot on the first go. I love Burroughs prose, even I can't make sense of some of it :)


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    Joe Cool
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    'Hell's Angels' by Hunter S. Thompson


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    #2148
    markw999
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    The Cripple of Inishmaan - Martin McDonagh
    Vicious Circle - Mike Carey
    Death Trick - Richard Stevenson


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    Healing Dream
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    James Herbert - The Secret of Crickley Hall


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    andrewie
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    James Patterson - 7th Heaven


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    Kama
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    Babylen, by Victor Pelevin.

    Russian capitalist satire with a dose of Babylonian mythology.
    Heart!


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    jackbhoy
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    Les Grands Meaulnes by Alain-Fournier.

    Really excellent, great pity this author didn't get to write more, he could've been one of the greats!


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    kerry4sam
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    *melanie* wrote: »
    yea,cross does make the books very good also. ive read most patterson books,but think i missed judge and jury...if u dont mind lettin me know if its any good.:)

    I've mixed views about this book ... although it is about a Mafia Boss on trial but it really is not as believable as Pattersons' other books; just not as gripping and 'must-read' as his other books


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    kerry4sam
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    This week I am mostly reading Black Market by James Patterson ... anyone here read it?


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    John
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    Two books on bands:
    Peter Hogan The Rough Guide to the Velvet Underground
    The Melvins Neither Here Nor There


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    shockwave
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    A History Of Modern Britian by Andrew Marr.

    Excellent book, very readable. Well worth a read.


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    Tristram
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    The Outsider by Albert Camus


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    #2158
    tinkletoes
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    James Joyce- Dubliners


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    bullpost
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    Under The Volcano - Malcolm Lowry


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    Tristram
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    Look To Windward Iain M. Banks


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    BurnsCarpenter
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    Tristram wrote: »
    Look To Windward Iain M. Banks

    That's up next for me.
    Just started The Terror by Dan Simmons.


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