The 'Last Book Read' Thread
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Just finished Dr jekyll and Mr Hyde.... Never realised how thin the book was!
Onto dracula next....
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Onto dracula next....
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Reading the Divergent series right now, then onto either book 4 of the sundering or Companions Codex, have not yet decided.
My Missus is currently reading the Divergent series. From what she has explained to me, it sounds really really good (but unfortunately I don't read by choice).
The trailer for the film is out now aswell.. looks fantastic!!
[YT]http://youtu.be/sutgWjz10sM[/YT]
Can't wait to go see that!
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Dracula is one of my favourite books, just beaten by Frankenstein.
I re-read another one of my favorites yesterday; The Minds of Billy Milligan. Read it when I was studying Psychology but keep going back to it.
Shadow Prey by John Sandford. This is my second "Prey" book. Pretty entertaining. Before this, Still Life by Louise Penny.
"The Prince of Nothing" trilogy by R. Scott Bakker
The Darkness That Comes Before (2004)
The Warrior-Prophet (2005)
The Thousandfold Thought (2006)
It's "dark fantasy"
From wiki: "The Prince of Nothing trilogy was published between 2003 and 2006. It depicts the story of the Holy War launched by the Inrithi kingdoms against the heathen Fanim of the south to recover the holy city of Shimeh for the faithful. During the war, a man named Anasûrimbor Kellhus emerges from obscurity to become an exceptionally powerful and influential figure, and it is discovered that the Consult, an alliance of forces united in their worship of the legendary No-God, a nihilistic force of destruction, are manipulating events to pave the way for the No-God's return to the mortal world."
The Darkness That Comes Before (2004)
The Warrior-Prophet (2005)
The Thousandfold Thought (2006)
It's "dark fantasy"
From wiki: "The Prince of Nothing trilogy was published between 2003 and 2006. It depicts the story of the Holy War launched by the Inrithi kingdoms against the heathen Fanim of the south to recover the holy city of Shimeh for the faithful. During the war, a man named Anasûrimbor Kellhus emerges from obscurity to become an exceptionally powerful and influential figure, and it is discovered that the Consult, an alliance of forces united in their worship of the legendary No-God, a nihilistic force of destruction, are manipulating events to pave the way for the No-God's return to the mortal world."
Last book read.
Iv'e been reading 'Sharpe's Fury'. It's the eleventh in the series. Set in Portugal during the Peninsular War, (1811)' British against Napoleon's French Revolutionary Empire. Historically pretty accurate and fast paced read.
Iv'e been reading 'Sharpe's Fury'. It's the eleventh in the series. Set in Portugal during the Peninsular War, (1811)' British against Napoleon's French Revolutionary Empire. Historically pretty accurate and fast paced read.
Just finished Scott Spencer's Endless Love.
I'm currently going back and forth between Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian and Yukio Mishima's Confessions Of A Mask.
I'm currently going back and forth between Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian and Yukio Mishima's Confessions Of A Mask.
gary ablett autobio , just incase some of ninjas dont know who he is , gary ablett was a pro footballer (soccer for u americans) he played for everton and liverpool , he was 1 of few to play for both rivals , unfortunately gary lost his life in 2012 to cancer , very emotional read
I haven't read them in years so I've been going through the Harry Potter series again, just finished Goblet of Fire, so will be on to Order of the Phoenix next.
