"Blackwood Farm" by Anne Rice

"Heart of the Sea" by Nora Roberts

phantom

i dont know wot i been told

'The Bedford Boys'. It's about Compagnie A. The first compagnie to set foot on Omaha Beach in the 2nd WW. Most were from a small town called Beford and they pretty much all died within a few seconds. It's shocking...but interesting.

"If God wanted women to understand men, football would never have been created." - Roger Simon

Julian,s way by Robin S.Sharma a selfhelpbook in novelform.

Snoopy and "It Was a Dark and Stormy Night" by Charles M. Schulz.

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Man's Search For Meaning by Viktor E Frankl. It's an account of his experiences of the Nazi concentration camps and his subsequent work of 'logotherapy'. Very very interesting.

"A dialogue about power and other conversations", by Michel Foucault, selected by Miguel Morey. A collection of essays from Foucault, some of them with other authors. The topics: Truth, power, popular justice, history of prison and inprisonment, history of sex. It's a kind of extra for another Foucault's: "Microphysics of power", book that I'm into by now.

"THERE'LL BE NO SHELTER HERE... THE FRONTLINE IS EVERYWHERE !!!!!!" (RATM, No shelter)

Still reading King Lear in English

我是土耳其 人

The other side of the story - marian keys
its a chick lit - amazing
i loved it anyway x

small, lovable and huggable

The last book I read is the first book in the Gormenghast trilogy which is called Titus Groan. It is a great book by Mervyn Peake, and I encourage everyone to check out the Gormenghast trilogy, it is a classic.

"The Dying Animal " - Philip Roth - its a very short novel - abt 150 pages, amazing book... I read it today I use to read one book daily

Day by AL Kennedy A great novel, well written and well done.

"I pity people who don't drink. When they wake up feeling good in the morning, that is the best they are going to feel" Frank Sinatra

The last one I finished was Deadly dust, about Russian plutonium smugglers. Now I am reading two at a time, which doesn't work very well.

We're all pretty bizarre. Some of us are just better at hiding it, that's all.

I am reading the "His dark materials" trilogy by Philip Pullman, already finished the first two books.

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Seize the day.

I'm reading "Macbeth" now.

Ian Irvine's A view from the Mirror quartet. Great stuff, now reading the second quartet.

“We should burn all libraries and allow to remain only that which everyone knows by heart. A beautiful age of the legend would then begin.” - Hugo Ball
“The rest, called literature, is a dossier of human imbecility for the guidance of future professors.” - Tristan Tzara

Last book I read was I think one Laurel and Hardy biography.

Anne Rice "Queen Of The Damned" I am a huge Anne Rice fan including her erotica books. I am greatly dissapointed in her recent transistion into religious works. Given from what I have read of her recent works, they seemed forced, cliche and almost juevenile. A stark departure from the well thought out in depth character development of old.

I haven't finished it yet, but the last book I read was Without Pity by Ann Rule. It's just a bunch of true crime cases.

~Life is like a road...keep walking and never look back~

The Little Price

I usually read several books at the same time (both fiction and non fiction) , but the last i've finished is by a french politician i'm interested in his ideas.

Je n'ai jamais rencontré d'homme si ignorant qu'il n'eut quelque chose à m'apprendre (Galilée)

Survivor by James Herbert

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Mort by Terry Pratchett

If we were perfect, what would we have left to achieve?

Outcast by José Latour. About a Cuban refugee who is attacked because of an inheritance of his American father. Not that good, in fact, the end was terrible.

We're all pretty bizarre. Some of us are just better at hiding it, that's all.

The second angel by philip kerr
it's a thriller who plays at the end of 21th century. a new deadly virus has infected most of the population. blood is the most important thing and the only chance to survive the virus. dana dallas works as a security expert at a blood bank and everything is fine. until his daughter gets ill and now he is a security risk...

If the primates that we came from had known that someday politicians would come out of the gene pool, they'd stayed up in the trees and written evolution off as a bad idea.

Mr Murder, which is a slightly strange thriller/horror.

Nothing thrilling or horrific about it other than the fact I bought another book which wasted time I don't have for little or no pleasure [sigh]

A guy blacks out....

Another guy, who is an assassin detects this guy and decides to go against his programming and head out towards this guy - over many states. He's genetically engineered to be the perfect killing machine.

Inadvertantly they'd used a gene sample from the first guy to make the second one... Rather than the sample they were supposed to use.

They look identical, only their mannerisms are different, though the second guy is a soulless murderer, he craves a real life, a mum, a dad, kids, a wife.

So he decides that the first guy is an imposter and the kids and wife are really his, he will kill the imposter and take them back.

[chase]

He almost kills him

[chase]

the creators kill the clone. Then have to kill the real guy and his family cos they know about the clone.

One creator kills the other to save the original guy

They go into hiding.

I throw the book across the room and groan about stupidity...... lol

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Christine - Stephen King

You say I'm a freak like it's a bad thing!

We're all pretty bizarre. Some of us are just better at hiding it, that's all.

the last book i have read is red is for remembrance.

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