glen quagmire
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oddfellows said:
Misunderstood.
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What book are you reading now / or recommend?
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Misunderstood.
nijinsky's fetlocks
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oddfellows said:nijinsky's fetlocks said:Kerry Katona - Too Much,Too Young - My Story Of Love,Survival And Celebrity.
Undoubtedly the finest book ever written.
And your perception of Ms Katona pre and post read?
Like many,I had the preconceived notion that she was little more than an irritating,chavvy slapper with no redeeming talent whatsoever.
I now realise that she is an incredible combination of Simone de Beauvoir and Dostoyevsky,and quite possibly our greatest living British intellect.
oddfellows
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nijinsky's fetlocks said:oddfellows said:nijinsky's fetlocks said:Kerry Katona - Too Much,Too Young - My Story Of Love,Survival And Celebrity.
Undoubtedly the finest book ever written.
And your perception of Ms Katona pre and post read?
Like many,I had the preconceived notion that she was little more than an irritating,chavvy slapper with no redeeming talent whatsoever.
I now realise that she is an incredible combination of Simone de Beauvoir and Dostoyevsky,and quite possibly our greatest living British intellect.
Wow really, yet others say she is Britain's best known drug sniffing dog
bluemanc
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Dark Summit by Nick Heil,still reading,fact is sometimes stranger than fiction.
Hez said:Hamann Pineapple said:Anyone know any good true crime books ? I liked The Ice Man about the mafia killer.
If you can get The Lost Boy it's about Myra Hindley and it's a good read. Also Beyond Belief is about the Moors Murders too though it was written when they were caught so it may be out of print. Ann Rule writes some good ones about American Serial Killers too.
Hez, if you are interested in Hindley then read a book called 'One of your Own.'
I thought I'd read everything about that woman but that book is the best and most informative.
It blew me away.
City Raider
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andyhinch said:If you like these try the Elvis Cole books by Robert CraisCity Raider said:MaineDAWG2008 said:Hard way by Lee childs
(Thriller)
An exceptional read. Cannot recommend it highly.
.... the suspense is just unreal.
http://www.leechild.com/hardway.php
Love the Jack Reacher series, mans man, doesnt take any shit - the way Child describes the fights he's always in, its like its happening right in front of you - mint!
freaky, reading one at the moment!
Glyn
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Just finished "Dead Man's Grip" by Peter James, "The Double Tap" by Stephen Leather and currently reading " Mum on the run" by Fiona Gibson ( absolutely LOL hilarious BTW) --- and aren't Kindles brilliant!
andyhinch
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Start at the start, also try Tom Barling, smoke dance etc.City Raider said:andyhinch said:If you like these try the Elvis Cole books by Robert CraisCity Raider said:Love the Jack Reacher series, mans man, doesnt take any shit - the way Child describes the fights he's always in, its like its happening right in front of you - mint!
freaky, reading one at the moment!
mackenzie said:Hez said:Hamann Pineapple said:Anyone know any good true crime books ? I liked The Ice Man about the mafia killer.
If you can get The Lost Boy it's about Myra Hindley and it's a good read. Also Beyond Belief is about the Moors Murders too though it was written when they were caught so it may be out of print. Ann Rule writes some good ones about American Serial Killers too.
Hez, if you are interested in Hindley then read a book called 'One of your Own.'
I thought I'd read everything about that woman but that book is the best and most informative.
It blew me away.
Thanks mackenzie. Will try and get a copy. When I read she'd had her ashes scattered on Saddleworth Moor I felt sick. She really was a vile human being.