So...What you reading?

Summerskin · March 8, 2011

Moons before The Wire even started, creater David Simon spent over a year with the Baltimore Homicide Department, you can imagine what went on...

Only 30 or so pages in but it really is engrossing, great stuff!

And you?

BlueTak · March 8, 2011

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Basil Fawlty · March 8, 2011

Rugby Toffee · March 8, 2011

This thread

Alio · March 8, 2011

linglong · March 8, 2011

Steven Erikson Midnight Tides

Sid James · March 8, 2011

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ijjysmith · March 8, 2011

Not gonna lie I hardly ever read books.

This is what I'm currently re-reading though as it's an all time favourite:

heatmeiser · March 8, 2011

I've been keeping an eye out for that David Simon book actually, might have a look on ebay.

zed · March 8, 2011

frankie boyle- my **** life so far. theres a line in it were he goes ` like everyone else - we hated Emlyn Hughes` ha

Dylan · March 8, 2011

I like Bernard Cornwell, good historical fiction.

Just finished Dead or Alive by Tom Clancy (really it was ghostwritten for him) and I very much enjoyed it. Still not up there with the TC best, but still a good read nonetheless.

little curly alan ball · March 8, 2011

Summerskin said:
Moons before The Wire even started, creater David Simon spent over a year with the Baltimore Homicide Department, you can imagine what went on...

Only 30 or so pages in but it really is engrossing, great stuff!

And you?

Churchill's Wizards ; Nicholas Rankin .

I am writing a Novel. An Homage to My Grandparents ...

I NEED TO FINISH IT ...Thus , research is required ...

Hence ....