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i assume you can all read.
other than the daily sport, what are you lot reading.
i've just about finished reading terry pratchetts carpe jugulum, for the second time.
about to embark on generation kill by enid somebody,
or as you do by richard hammond. cant decide.
 
I'm halfway through

"Renegade " the life and tales of Mark E Smith

best book i've read in ages

funny as ............
 
Just about to start Irish: The Remarkable Saga of a Nation and a City, the story of Irish immigration to Glasgow.
 
I'm sad, reading Annie Leibovitz At Work............again.

Mart
 
I've just finished One Bullet Away by Nathaniel Fick which is about a college graduate who joined the US Marines Officer Training School and is an account of his life during that period and his experiences in Afghanistan and Iraq with the marines Recon division. A fascinating, well written account of a modern day officer who has to balance the needs of his men, commanding them and his own fears. I can highly recommend it.
 
My wife is addicted to Twilight at the min, shes read the book and watched the film 3 times :bang:
 
In the last month:

Spanish Civil War by Anthony Beevor
The Moon is Down by John Steinbeck
Azincourt by Bernard Cornwell
Stalin's Ghost and Wolves Eat Dogs by Martin Cruz Smith
 
TP atm and a load of circa 1987 photography books from the uni library

can recomend kill your friends and jpod as awesome funny and slightly rude books ;)
 
D700 manual (again...)
Acorna's World (Anne McCaffrey & Elizabeth Ann Scarborough)
Crashed & Byrned (Tommy Byrne with Mark Hughes) (again)
 
At the moment I'm reading:

Understanding Exposure
The Digital Photography Handbook
House of Leaves - Mark Z. Danielewski
Memories of Ice (from the Malazan Book of the Fallen series) - Steven Erikson
 
At the moment SLASH the Biography, The Beach (for about the 5000000th time), The Heroin Diaries by Tommy Lee, all good books, the Tommy Lee on is funny as hell. Gonna get hold of the Mark E. Smith book now though:thumbs:
 
Angels and Demons - Dan Brown

Magic Lantern Guide - Canon 1D Mk3 (again...and again)
 
The Grumpy Old Men Handbook....again...

having recently finished Guy Pratt - My Bass & Other Animals and Stuart Maconie - Pies and Prejudice
 
I've just read Understanding Exposure which whilst it wasn't ground-breaking did teach me a couple of tricks and re-affirmed my understanding of certain things. I'm halfway through The Hotshoe Diaries which hasn't lived up to the hype for me and I've just baught a copy of The Black and White Handbook to help with my developing and printing.
 
The Solitary Man by Stephen Leather, thank the lord for Tesco's cheap books, because I read a lot of books:)
 
newyorkaddict said:
The Heroin Diaries by Tommy Lee
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That was by Nikki, not Tommy, and is sat on my shelf waiting to be read. "The Dirt" is well worth a read as well if you've not already done so, it's a miracle those guys are still alive!!
Currently reading Pattern Recognition by William Gibson, a cracking bit of cyberpunk :)
 
Jim.R said:
That was by Nikki, not Tommy, and is sat on my shelf waiting to be read. "The Dirt" is well worth a read as well if you've not already done so, it's a miracle those guys are still alive!!
Currently reading Pattern Recognition by William Gibson, a cracking bit of cyberpunk :)
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SORRY you're right, i knew what i meant, but nobody else did, that's the way it is in my world:lol::lol::lol:

BTW, i have been told to look at The Dirt, so might pick it up the weekend:thumbs:
 
Light Science and Magic. Pretty involved book and reading on the bus/train isn't easy so it's taking a while...

George.
 
Stephenie Meyer - The Host

I read the Twilight series and just couldn't get enough of her writing. :)
 
Recently finished Rabbit, Run by John Updike; also Couples - also by John Updike.

Anthony.
 
Glass Books said:
At the moment I'm reading:

Understanding Exposure
The Digital Photography Handbook
House of Leaves - Mark Z. Danielewski
Memories of Ice (from the Malazan Book of the Fallen series) - Steven Erikson
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Oh, I'm busy hacking through the last few of the Malazan series, you still have a good ways to go ;)

Great stuff
 
American Gods by Neil Gaiman - good book. Probably read Along Came a Spider by James Paterson next.
 
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