What are you reading at the moment?

[mhs123]

the fight for the Falklands,and by god we did have some fortune on our side.

[MikeyT]

[foxfanazer]

I don't commit enough time to reading but I have started to read some mark billingham books

[Daggers]

[I am Rod Hull]

I`m on that one after this..

[acooling08]

[MikeyT]

[Webbo]

It's taken me a while to get into it and some of the translation is a bit off but not bad.

[Bellend Sebastian]

[MikeyT]

Just started this. I have the movie "Munich", which is based on the real story. Has to be one of my favourite films too.

[MikeyT]

And now this.

Only read 1 chapter and I'm hooked.

[FoxyPV]

A surprisingly good read.

[Leicester_Numan]

50 True Tales of Terror: Some good stories in it. The next book I buy will be The Three Kingdoms: A Historic Novel by Luo Guanzhong: I got into the history by playing the Dynasty Warriors games on the PS2. Some fascinating characters, battles and history. If you've ever seen Red Cliff or Three Kingdoms: Resurrection of the Dragon, those were some of the characters and battles

[James.]

Coming towards the end of A Clash of Kings. Awesome book, the Davos and Tyrion chapters I read this morning during the big fúck off battle near the end are fantastic.

[Guest]

just finished dances with dragons. Still great but I didn't think it was as good as any of the earlier "game of thrones" books. If one of the characters who looks to have died near the end of the book has died then I'll be very disappointed. I didn't find as much "grey" in characters this time - far too black and white. A couple of them have now become predictable and boring. Does anyone know how many books Martin intends to write for the series?

[Guest]

Not sure what to read next.

Probably a Robin Hobb.

[David the Caveman]

Thinking of picking up Irvine Welsh's new book, but don't know if I can really be bothered with another dose of Leith

[Uncle Phil]

[Guest]

Seems I've read all the hobb books apart from the new unfinished series. Loved most of them except the soldier son trilogy which I found slow and boring.

So people I'm looking for a new fantasy series to start. Suggestions?

Read it years ago after finishing HHGTTG.

Loved the books.

[Guest]

Okay, I'd like opinions on the following authors:

Brandon Sanderson

Patrick Rothfuss

J.V. Jones

Jim Butcher

[Leicester_Numan]

Seems I've read all the hobb books apart from the new unfinished series. Loved most of them except the soldier son trilogy which I found slow and boring.

So people I'm looking for a new fantasy series to start. Suggestions?

. Have you tried the Dragonlance series? That'll keep you busy for a few years

[Rincewind]

Might start over reading True History of the Kelly Gang. by Peter carey. It's the Ned Kelly story told in a novelist style. Told in the first person.

Not sure if the film that was on the other week was based on the book. In the opening credits it said based on the book... but I never saw the name as I had diverted my eyes. Anyway I will try and finish it. I have a few unfinished books around.

[Guest]

. Have you tried the Dragonlance series? That'll keep you busy for a few years

Yeah read them many years ago, but thanks for the suggestion.

[Guest]

Doyle & Ors v R [2012] EWCA Crim 995

[stez]

hey, leece, i thought about you the other day, when i was reading 'the veteran' a frederick forsyth short story. you might enjoy it, like i enjoy reading RHS reference books.