Currently Reading

[Man_called_sun]

I have just finished War and Peace. That was a mission!

Worth it?

Yes it was but it needs a great effort. Its a great insight into war, relationships and how people react to events in life. The book gets down in philosophy for the last 100 pages which was a bit of a chore.

I am not reading it again though

I've tackled Gravity's Rainbow so am prepared for anything now.

[Apples99]

I have just finished War and Peace. That was a mission!

Worth it?

Yes it was but it needs a great effort. Its a great insight into war, relationships and how people react to events in life. The book gets down in philosophy for the last 100 pages which was a bit of a chore.

I am not reading it again though

I've tackled Gravity's Rainbow so am prepared for anything now.

Gravity's Rainbow sounds good. Its now on my Amazon wish list!

I need an easy read now:

[Basualdo]

An exploration of the human condition through the medium of chip shop slappers and stuck together pages.

Other bongo mags are also avaliable.

[kevin04]

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

Being: Michael Owen

[Apples99]

50 pages in and its brilliant!

[Man_called_sun]

[Apples99]

[Basualdo]

A big book with long words in foreign. I wear glasses too and have a black sweater.

[Apples99]

[Apples99]

[Man_called_sun]

[colinthewarriormonkey]

The sequel to Dark lord the teenage years.

I started reading it to see if it was suitable for my 10 year old, and I'll be buggered if I didn't thoroughly enjoy it.

[Carlos J]

From Loughborough library in the 80s to a Partridgeland charity shop for 50p in the err teens: Tis very informative:

[carcinogen]

Classic Video Games: The Golden Age 1971-1984