What are you reading at the moment?

[Richard]

To reach the clouds by Philippe Petit, who wire-walked across the twin towers in the 70's. It's basically about how he did it and all that was involved in it, only short but I recommend it

[syston_fox]

Paul Lake's autobography - I'm not really here. Very good read so far.

[syston_fox]

Paul Lake's autobography - I'm not really here. Very good read so far.

Highly recommend it - very honest and emotional about his feelings during the many injuries he suffered.

[FoxyPV]

Truly horrifying - I'm glad I'm not a free stater.

[MikeyT]

James Patterson - The 5th Horseman

Really loving this guys books.

[isaidno]

This book is really interesting , especially his visit to North Korea

[MikeyT]

Just read a line in my book (It's set in San Francisco) that said "I grabbed the dash as Jacobi took a hard right onto Filbert Street".

[FoxesAreBlue]

Just read a line in my book (It's set in San Francisco) that said "I grabbed the dash as Jacobi took a hard right onto Filbert Street".

Whenever I'm feeling nostalgic and google picture of Filbo it always comes up with that street in San Fran

[MikeyT]

Whenever I'm feeling nostalgic and google picture of Filbo it always comes up with that street in San Fran

I never knew it existed till i read that line in the book. ha

Oh and just about to start on this one. Going through a bit of a James Patterson phase. Really like his stuff.

[The Doctor]

Incredibly interesting.

Edited 3 February 2012 by Mr Al Snrub

[Guest MattP]

Starting this later...

[welck12]

Finally got around to reading this; the detail in it is superb

[Zingari]

i'm really looking forward to debunking debunking 911 debunking

[skinnydipper]

Just finished this

And just starting this

[skinnydipper]

i'm really looking forward to debunking debunking 911 debunking

As you like literature with numbers in the title could I recommend the new (top ) heavyweight offering from Katie Price titled 54-22-34

[Guest]

Finally got around to reading this; the detail in it is superb

And really quite nauseating at points too. Love Ellis' work, Lunar Park is my fave

[welck12]

And really quite nauseating at points too. Love Ellis' work, Lunar Park is my fave

Were would you rank this overall in his scale of works? My amazon wishlist is constantly recommending his stuff to me, curious if this is his best/worst compared to the rest of his work

[Guest]

Were would you rank this overall in his scale of works? My amazon wishlist is constantly recommending his stuff to me, curious if this is his best/worst compared to the rest of his work

Lunar Park is right up there for me with American Psycho. Even though I like his other stuff I don't think they reach the heights of these two. Glamorama is worth a read too. See how you get on with Psycho and his style of writing before you delve into others I'd suggest cos the way he writes is something of a love it or hate it style IMO

[welck12]

Lunar Park is right up there for me with American Psycho. Even though I like his other stuff I don't think they reach the heights of these two. Glamorama is worth a read too. See how you get on with Psycho and his style of writing before you delve into others I'd suggest cos the way he writes is something of a love it or hate it style IMO

I like his style so far, fantastic detail in it. I seem to like readers who have a unique style (whatever it may be)

I'll add Lunar Park to the pile, i have another 20 books sat at home waiting to be read first.

[Trav Le Bleu]

Unusual in that it has some stories narrated by Holmes himself. Much darker than other volumes, but it was written after the horrors of WWI.

[Alexikokopops]

I'm halfway through A Storm of Swords: Book 1 at the mo and like you say, very hard to put down. I've mentioned it before but I'll mention it again

I'm a third through it. I only started a Game of Thrones just before Christmas, I'm loving these.

I got A Game Of Thrones out the library today based on recommendations on here. Enjoying it so far. I also got Child 44.

[Gav_LCFC]

Recently got a Kindle i don't really read much, i guess if i got a kindle id have to use it. I downloaded a book called Zombie Fallout its brilliant. Anyone reccomend any sci-fi books?

[FoxyPV]

Just finished this.

Don't bother reading it. Shit ending, unbelievable charactors but beautifully written.

[NeilyBoy]

A bit shit, not really worth the effort in hindsight.

[MikeyT]

Just started on this and really enjoying. Love James Patterson. Great writer.