Guys, I'm buzzing about this - found my very own Necronomicon a few weeks back! Yay WHSmith!
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The GOT Book Club
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Pat's Van
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is it any good ? I have a copy of the Tibetan Book Of The Dead and, gotta be honest here, I use it as a coaster
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Joao Moutinho
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Reading Albert Camus' The Stranger for the third time, highly recommend it.
Also started writing my second book
Also started writing my second book
scratchnsurf
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I'm sure I've got a HP Lovecraft anthology called Necronomicon. Now that I've typed it, HP Lovecraft seems like a highly amusing name........
Pat's Van
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Also started writing my second book
keep us updated lid
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Joao Moutinho
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Julian Carax
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Reading Albert Camus' The Stranger for the third time, highly recommend it.
Also started writing my second book
I prefer The Plague myself.
The book, not the Black Death I should add.
neonleon
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Some contemporary literature to plug into your cerebral cortices:
Ben Marcus: Flame Alphabet
Tom McCarthy: Remainder
Bolaño: By Night in Chile
WG Sebald: Austerlitz
Nicholson Baker: Mezzanine
Bruce Naumann: Boxer, Beetle
Ali Smith: Artful.
and get the collected stories of JG BALLARD. That'll proper mess ya heads.
Ben Marcus: Flame Alphabet
Tom McCarthy: Remainder
Bolaño: By Night in Chile
WG Sebald: Austerlitz
Nicholson Baker: Mezzanine
Bruce Naumann: Boxer, Beetle
Ali Smith: Artful.
and get the collected stories of JG BALLARD. That'll proper mess ya heads.
J
Joao Moutinho
Guest
The Plague is a good book but The Stranger is quite an important book to me because of when I read it so it's one of my favourites
carlos21
KING OF REP
afternoon joao how are you today mate.
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Joao Moutinho
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carlos21
KING OF REP
I am good burger king is calling me,
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Joao Moutinho
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Clint Planet
Utter Cad.
Half way through this right now. I enjoyed the audio-book version of his first Tudor detective novel, Dissolution, and this isn't disappointing. Whereas the first book was set in a country monastery in the depths of winter, this book is full of London based political intrigue and murder at the height of a sweltering Tudor summer. Great stuff!