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This week, I are mostly reading....

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    #2192
    John
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    Ayn Rand The Fountainhead


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    #2193
    pookie82
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    Sepulchre by Kate Mosse.

    Very slow starter but am now hooked.


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    #2194
    Latchy
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    All of these people - Fergal keane ,a Memoir

    Just finished reading this and a great insight from one irish journalists personell memoirs of family and career both in ireland and africa

    Anfield iron - Tommy smith


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    #2195
    john77
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    In Europe by Geert Mak


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    #2196
    inquisitive111
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    Tetra wrote: »
    No Time For Goodbye by Linwood Barclay

    No Time For Goodbye by Linwood Barclay
    Tetra, let me know what you thought of this when you have finished.


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    #2197
    Oscholar
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    The Best Of Myles - Flann O'Brien


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    #2198
    HalloweenJack
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    I finally did my sociology exam yesterday so now all my studying is over and I'll get back to reading proper books.

    So I'm reading 1491. Nice book.


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    boobookitty
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    Richard Laymon - Among the missing.

    Next

    Richard Laymon - Come out Tonight.

    then!

    Ayn Rand - Atlas shrugged.


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    #2200
    Quality
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    the outcast, sadie jones..


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    #2201
    herbieflowers
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    Watt - Beckett


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    #2202
    Quality
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    Restless- William Boyd.


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    Elle Victorine
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    MAria, The wrongs of woman-Wolstencraft.


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    Shacklebolt
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    'Love in the time of cholera'-Gabriel Garcia Marquez.

    Brilliant. :D If a little bit tragic :(


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    Gonzovision
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    Grotesque- Natsuo Karino


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    theboytaylor
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    Cowboys & Indians - Joseph O'Connor

    Great so far.

    Might re-attempt Atlas Shrugged after that.


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    longshanks
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    how the irish saved civilization by thomas cahill. tis verdy guhd


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    Hrududu
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    Just finished The Road by Cormac McCarthy. Now I have to decide what next to pick up this evening on the way home.


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    Cadet?
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    The Cement Garden by Ian McEwan.


    These early books of McEwans' really are quite disturbing!


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    IvyTheTerrible
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    The 158-pound marriage by John Irving.

    It's better so far than The Water Method man...but I wonder what his novels would have been like if he went to other places than Austria, and wrestling wasn't his only sport?


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    tHE vAGGABOND
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    The Stand by Stephen King

    About 300 pages in, about 3 million to go :)

    I like it thus far, but I do wish he would get on with the plot a bit :)


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    IvyTheTerrible
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    I've just started "A Quiet Belief in Angels" by RJ Ellory


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    Smart Bug
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    Reading Conn Iggulden's Lord Of The Bow


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    bullpost
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    Our Culture, What's Left of It: The Mandarins and the Masses by Theodore Dalrymple.
    Very Interesting book on the ills of British modern society . The author has worked as a prison doctor and has lots of experience with the poor and disadvantaged in Britain.


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    krpc
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    Christopher Paolini's "Brisingr".


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    DenMan
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    Brian Friel and 'Translations' and next week will be reading 'A Dolls House' by Henrik Ibsen. College related.

    Have to get around to wrapping up Stephen King's IT, almost done.


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    shockwave
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    Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts.

    Not bad but very long winded, could easily cut out a couple of hundred pages.

    933 pages is a lot of book!!


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    IvyTheTerrible
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    Just started "Europe: A History" by Norman Davies...it's surprisingly easy to read! (but very heavy!)


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    silversurfer
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    in the last week read;
    Night of Knives (2005, written by Ian Cameron Esslemont). (Novel of the Malazan Empire)

    Gardens of the Moon (1999) Book 1 The Malazan Book of the Fallen Series, by Steven Erikson
    Deadhouse Gates (2000) Book 2 The Malazan Book of the Fallen Series, by Steven Erikson


    in the middle of reading:
    Feast of Souls by C.S. Friedman (2007)


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    greenapplesea
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    Still in my Jodi Picoult phase, am on my 7th now, Keeping Faith.


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    James-Brod
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    Just finished Brisingr by Christopher Paolini, now reading Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb.


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