currently reading?

[grady]

Live from New York: An uncensored history of Saturday Night Live by Tom Shales and James Andrew Miller

[stimpee]

Kes by Barry Hines.

[jOHN rODRIGUEZ]

http://www.amazon.com/Kes-Lawrence-T...0151550&sr=8-3

That sounds stupid.


BAN ME, C'MON BITCH, BAN ME!!!

[chuck]

Belfast Confidential - Colin Bateman.

Cracking crime novel - but from the point of view of a Belfast journalist, with a perpetual hangover, a love of taking the piss and the ability to be a "shit magnet".

Very, very funny at some parts - particularly if you can hear the Norn Iron accent in your head.

I don't usually read crime/detective books - but this was very enjoyable.

[//\/\/]

'the crossroads' by niccollo amaniti - quirky little tale of a small-town italian robbery plot. well-written and populated, with some nice comic touches that owe a lot to a good translation, it feels like.

[stimpee]

Originally Posted by froopy seal

True, there are some wise, hearty, and of course funny gems in there.

Did you read Last Chance to See? I cannot recommend it highly enough. It's one of my all-time favorite books; funny, sad, and witty throughout. Definitely belongs to the essential Adams, imo.

Yeah long time ago. Theres a new BBC TV series where Stephen Fry tracks down the animals in the book. Looks good.

[//\/\/]

'the death of bunny munroe' by nick cave

(it's lovely having time to read for now...)

[jOHN rODRIGUEZ]

Originally Posted by chuck

Belfast Confidential - Colin Bateman.

... with a perpetual hangover, a love of taking the piss and the ability to be a "shit magnet".

Very, very funny at some parts...

Not so sure why, but I always feel like you're talking trash.

[Andrea]

National Geographic - EarthPulse/state of the Earth 2010
(Collector´s Edition)

[IsiliRunite]

How to Woo a Queen by Benjamin Disraeli