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Have you read the book by hunter s Thompson about his year spent with barger and the angels? Its a good un 🙂

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is he a cop? if so im sure i have (well ive read one with an under cover cop)
 
No he's a journalist and author.
Have you seen fear and loathing in las Vegas? He was portrayed in that by johnny depp. Proper odd ball. Blew his head off with a shot gun a couple of years ago.

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michael mcyintyre's auto biography a good read. dont really think he's that funy but son bought it me for chrimbo so felt obliged to read it and really liked it.

also stephen king is to release a sequel to the shining september 2103 read it on bbc news web site. that should be worth a read
 
michael mcyintyre's auto biography a good read. dont really think he's that funy but son bought it me for chrimbo so felt obliged to read it and really liked it.

also stephen king is to release a sequel to the shining september 2103 read it on bbc news web site. that should be worth a read

I like Stephen King books so I'll have to watch out for that.

Michael Crichton's a good writer too.
 
My next read is likely to be 'Dodger' by Terry Pratchett.
It's on my Kindle ready to go as soon as I am in the mood.

I hope it's better than his last book 'The Long Earth'.
 
I could never get into Terry Pratchet's books. Tried the colour of magic a couple of times but couldn't get into it.
 
michael mcyintyre's auto biography a good read. dont really think he's that funy but son bought it me for chrimbo so felt obliged to read it and really liked it.

also stephen king is to release a sequel to the shining september 2103 read it on bbc news web site. that should be worth a read

2103? Does he have a fountain of youth in his garden 🙂

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I could never get into Terry Pratchet's books. Tried the colour of magic a couple of times but couldn't get into it.

My first TP read was Moving Pictures, some parts made me laugh out loud.
From then on I was hooked.
 
For laugh out loud books check out tom sharpe. Wilt, porterhouse blue, riotous assembly, and blott on the landscape are all excellent 🙂

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The Long Earth is a more hard core fantasy than TPs normal output. I enjoyed it but I like fantasy anyway. We've got everything Terry Pratchett has written. Sharon's got a kindle and I've got the kindle app on my iPad but we have to get anything by TP as soon as it comes out in hardback. Some books are too good to read electronically.

My favourite TP is Hogfather with Good Omens running a close second.
 
The Long Earth is a more hard core fantasy than TPs normal output. I enjoyed it but I like fantasy anyway. We've got everything Terry Pratchett has written. Sharon's got a kindle and I've got the kindle app on my iPad but we have to get anything by TP as soon as it comes out in hardback. Some books are too good to read electronically.

My favourite TP is Hogfather with Good Omens running a close second.

Agree with Hogfather, not read omens for a long while so I will dig it out.

I particularly liked Soul Music and anything featuring Vetinary or the A.M. City Watch and Sam Vimes 🙂🙂
 
i met terry terry pratchett years ago , i was into a band called hawkwind n tp used to do the art work for some of the album covers and back drops for stage , n i was at a gig n tp was their n had a bevvy with him
 
i met terry terry pratchett years ago , i was into a band called hawkwind n tp used to do the art work for some of the album covers and back drops for stage , n i was at a gig n tp was their n had a bevvy with him

I was at a Hawkwind concert at the Roundhouse in Dagenham many many years ago 🙂 🙂
 
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That concert was Forty Years Ago last February and I couldn't have been there as I'm only thirty-five now. 😉
 
ye m8 still going to this day , over 40yrs , that some going 4 a gang trippy travellers :rolleyes2:
 
ye m8 still going to this day , over 40yrs , that some going 4 a gang trippy travellers :rolleyes2:

Deffo trippy.
That night was my first encounter with the smell of 'Jamaican Woodbines'.
Probably put me off ever trying drugs to this day.
 
I've just started reading 50 shades of Grey by E. L. James. Done with Hunger Games Trilogy.
 
i quite enjoyed it when my mrs read 50 shades of grey ermmm movin on zeebeedee hows shauns book ?i was looking at it in asda.
 
George pelicanos is good. He wrote screenplays and storylines on 'the wire'

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Level 3 plumbing and the gas safety handbook!!

The story so far is that Harry Potter has left school and got a job with British Gas, and they've given him a van that flies in space ... The Adventures of Harry Potterton will be out soon! :smiley2:
 
Now reading my commercial gas books back at college week a Monday , amazing how much I'm not doing day to day that are in the books lol
 
Just finished Birdsong by Sebastian Faulks. Great book well recommended. Starting on Labyrinth by Kate Mosse. GF leant it to me said it was good, not managed to get into it yet. Historical thriller, quite like that sort of thing normally. Also read The Shadow of the Wind which is excellent and if you like a mystery thriller well recommended.
 
The watchman by chris ryan. Infact anything by him is a good read. But i'm just about to start reading Lee Evans autobiography. should be a giggle.
 

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