Last book you read

[TatersDeep]

Sorry if this has already been done i cant find any threads so i thought id start this one.

Last book for me was Frankie Boyle - My shit life so far, great read but a grear comic imo.

Thats all

 

[Fame Monster]

Dubliners - James Joyce

 

[mrksdawn19]

The Lost Symbol - Dan Brown

 

[98GW]

morbo- the story of spanish football

 

[BlakeTheBlue]

The last book i read was part of the Thrawn trilogy of Star Wras books. Really good if you like that sort of thing.

I find it quite disturbing how this thread only has three replies and is already off the front page of the off topic board. Seems like nobody can be arsed to read a good book anymore. But when weekend rolls around there are FAR to many people watching soul destroying shallow bollocks TV shows like the X-fucked her and strictley cum wanking.

Then we see at least 10 different threads all about how such n' such a slapper on the X-fucked her is hot. Or how 2 little nobheads are still on the show. GOOD they fucking deserve to be on that disgrace of a show. It's exactly where they belong.

People should really think about wether it's where they need to be on a Saturday...Or any otherfucking day.

FFS Britain

 

[without a dream]

That absolute piece of shite passed off as a novel by Dan Brown.

 

[burning blue soul]

I totally agree with Blake, too much obsessing these days over trivial things. My two passions are music and reading.

Anyway, just finished reading a book of novellas by peter straub called magic terror. Next one is gonna be a history of the royal marines, it's sat waiting for me now. I have noted down some of the reccommendations from the biography thread and will be getting those next.

 

[johnny on the spot]

JG Gowerby's Rooks and their Neighbours. A pretty weird popular ornithology book from 1895.

 

[Mr Gumby]

Dubliners - James Joyce

Bloody hell, you've done well to wade through that one...never quite 'got' James Joyce, meself.

My most recent read: The Outcasts by Sadie Jones. A wonderful debut novel.

 

[Corky]

Whizzer and Chips Annual 1981