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Brilliant and mad but stop there, the rest go downhill fastThe Brentford trilogy by Robert Rankin.
Great books
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Brilliant and mad but stop there, the rest go downhill fastThe Brentford trilogy by Robert Rankin.
Great books
The Real Anthony Fauci.Ethics by Spinoza
I generally keep them for when I'm up in Bambrugh during the summer. I remember many years I read a line from Tom Sawyer saying something like there's nothing quite like reading a book than reading it in the place it was written. He was right. I read Dracula whilst sitting in one of the top floor rooms in the Cresent. I could actually follow Mina's route right the way up to the graveyard, that was brilliant.
Finnegan's Wake
Why not read the type of book you read when football disappears down a black hole in the summerFootball is apparently disappearing down a non-celestial black hole the last 2 months of the year.
A good opportunity to catch up on reading. Any suggestions of book titles to fill the void?
Oh, Orwell. Right up there with Steinbeck for me.I love George Orwell, but I am not going to spend any holidays on Wigan Pier
Many on here they would prefer to read "Barca's Wake"
Depends what you prefer to read. The Impossible Dream by Ian Porterfield is a good read. Brings back some great memories. If you like Classics try the Historical novelFootball is apparently disappearing down a non-celestial black hole the last 2 months of the year.
A good opportunity to catch up on reading. Any suggestions of book titles to fill the void?
i was once sitting in air conditioned luxury in Libreville airport in Gabon and started to read the dogs of war by Frederic Forsyth and in the first chapter it described the shithole of an airport at Libreville, perhaps it was poetic licence or an old bookI generally keep them for when I'm up in Bambrugh during the summer. I remember many years I read a line from Tom Sawyer saying something like there's nothing quite like reading a book than reading it in the place it was written. He was right. I read Dracula whilst sitting in one of the top floor rooms in the Cresent. I could actually follow Mina's route right the way up to the graveyard, that was brilliant.
"Rusty bedsprings" by I.P. Knightly.
"Shit in the gutter" by Hugh Dunnitt
"Fell out of the window" by Eileen Dover