I saw Army of Darkness and now books scare me =(

its like on sky every day atm, seen it like 4 times in a week. blabalbal NECK-TIE! did duke hump him?

reading 'the lesser kindered' at the mo.

arthur conan doyle ftw

I have recently read Bob Dylan's autobiography 'chronicles volume 1' and pretty awesome that was.

a quote that hurt me was:

'i was listening and liking a lot of public enemy at the time'

now I am re-reading Jimmy Boyle's 'A Sense of Freedom'

Im sure yourself is happy to know that

ok topic is books.

what u reading now?

Want to troll some more?

I meant the reply to yourself, sweethard

<-- asleep :))

picked up chronicles the other week!

it's good but not very easy going, Dylan's level of intellect far exceeds mine, wait I don't even think I have any. :(

books?

yesh, i can read. altho u fegs prolly picture me as a moron :<

the pain

the count of monte cristo by alexandre dumas <3<3 bestestest book of all times

ye i love that story line, gona have to read it when i have timeeeeee :x

atm am way to busy idleing.

eric - terry pratchett ;)

More or less all Discworld :D Best humour books by far. I lost track of how many times I read each book long ago :))) Only have them in Swedish though, gonna have to finally get my ass moving and find some in english. Can not imagine all jokes working as well when translated and even then it's at such an incredible level...

Just read The DaVinci Code, quite good i would say.

I really hope you are joking :o

Well its only like one of the best selling adult novels this year, so it must be very strange someone finds it good eh?

Those that read it yes.

nice, i've something against that book aswell.. i just don't like it, never read it, don't know what it's about etc.. just does not seem like a good book :D

hah

that means nothing ofcouse.

it does, what it means is that a hell of a lot of people enjoyed it.

and that is what your post is asking for; other people's opinions

damn, ok so you MAY have a point :p

haha

but my point was, more people have bad taste then good, more people are stupid then smart.

read 'deception point' a few weeks back, and reading pratchett atm.

readiing's supposed to be enjoyable, not a pseudo-intellectual penis measurement.

edit: i see your point btw.

well the last 17 authors iv looked for in the 2 local book shops. which are massive 2 level plus book shops werernt there.

its all jamie oliver books and books that are movies and autobiographies of people from reality tv.

i like fun books iv read 2 anita blake books, even thou there not gona make the canon, there fun vampire shit. but i also like books that are smart.

havent and wont read it, prolly coz am a retard, but its like too obvious, or sumin.

altho i may check out, holy blood holy grail in the future.

it was ok. overrated though.

http://www.funwithspot.com/house.asp?locale=UK

Interview with the vampire - The vampire Lestat - Queen of the Damned, by Anne Rice. It was ok but hardly life changing.

Michael Moorcock is one author i never get tired of. And he has a funny name ;O Hawkmoon HAWKMOON!

ann rice is a slut

double you tea ef?

Haven't read anything for a while, last book was "Angels and Demons" (prequel to Da Vinci Code).. need some new books for Xmas, have read through most of my collection twice or more already

Reading "Nightfall" by Isaac Asimov at the moment.

Favourite authors = Frank Herbert (Dune) , China Mieville (Perdido Street Station) and Terry Prattchet.

Don't look like you guys read much tbh.

I just read Robot Visions, compilation of short stories by Asimov and am planning to read Eye by Frank Herbert D:< Copy cat!

I own an original "I, Robot" :P

And I kinda liked Eye, some cool short stories. There's a new frank herbert book out, you should check it out.

What do you like reading dude?

iv read, choke, fight club, lullaby all from chuck, hes fun, but his narratives all very simliar. paradise lost OWNED! the first 2 anita blake books :P were very fun, but she uses the same words alot in all her storys, weird. gona send the bitch a thesaurus.

the first black tower book, was ok :<

bret easton ellis is fun, just read informers, its great but repetitive.

ok read 'swann's way' by marcel proust, his understanding of people and the lifestyle he writes about is great, i love his stuff.

jesus saves, reading it atm, by Darcey steinke its hard to read, its like poetry but a storys, very UNminimalist.

tumlbe home was afew weeks ago by amy hempel, shes too minimaliest for me, little bit zzzzzz.

denis johnson has a great voice and is intresting to read, only done one of his thouh.

well thats the last 6 months or so reading i think. plus the princess bride :)

SCISSORS

yes i win!

also reading some terry pratchet book (carpe jugleum)

Harry POTTER!!
Don Quijote
Phase Space
LOTR
uhm..
His Dark Materials (trilology)


Basicly all the books i've read, <-almost->.

Don't really like fiction, enjoy informative books more, nice on rare occasions tho :)

Am I the only person reading A Song of Ice and Fire?

RR Martin looks like a dwarf.

No I'm reading it aswell. Just picked up A feast for crows.

Reading this at the moment:

The Coming of Conan the Cimmerian by Robert E. Howard

Eric by Terry Pratchett

Tales Of H.P. Lovecraft by H.P. Lovecraft

Lovecraft is good.

The rest are quite good as well :D

Terry Pratchett AGAIN!

i havent read any and if i did id start with first and theres so many, eKKKKKK well not my thing anyway

they don't directly follow each other so you can just read one and be content.

Neil Gaimans sandman is being reread atm.

Was always going to read that. Haven't gotten around to it yet :o

Well you should tbh, its a fantastic series. Award winning too =)

read them and just ordered american gods.

Eh ashwath reads books?omg...gg
anyways im reading sophies world by josteein gaardner[no it not some lame diary of a 14-yr old girl how she flunks in studies etc etc does drugs etc etc]
and atlas shrugged by ayn rand