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bought yesterday J.G. Ballard's Kingdom Come (obviously translated into my first language). wondering if it will be bit like Millennium People.
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my copy of Surface Detail finally arrived :D :notworthy:
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Zbigniew Brzezinski - the Grand Chessboard

Biggest surprise: Isis-Ra-Elohim only gets a passing mention twice in the book. Guess mr. "ex-"Security Advisor isn't entirely honest...
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did you expect to hear/read all truth from ex-politic about highly confidential episodes ?
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Quiff Boy wrote:after all you lot waffling on about him i figured i'd give it a whirl

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enjoying it so far 8) 8)
thoroughly enjoyed that :D

now onto:

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8)
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must be a Iain Banks fest going on....I'm half way through this...

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Wyrd bið ful aræd...

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This happy little tale...

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We forgive as we forget
As the day is long.
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... for now ... :wink:

next: (ok, that's gonna be quite a job, even in German) ...

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Blimey Being that looks like some cheerful stuff. :-/

I'm currently "between books". Not sure what to read next.
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that book about Nico from her nomark kybd player - Songs They Never Play on the Radio
Who Killed Martin Hannet is more or less the same story but waaaay better
music/narcotics/smelly life on the road/recording/playing live/scoring/being smelly/junk/underbelly/the skids

Bleaurgh!
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second chapter of Hyperversum saga :notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy:
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Nationalise the f**king lot.
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Maisey wrote:Image
My friend, Michael, did some of the illustrations for that one.

Here's the Morpheus he did a few years ago

http://www.michaelzulli.com/progress.htm
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Extraordinary, and certainly one of the most valuable things written about Nietzsche. It's also the most lucid thing I've ever read from Heidegger.
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No idea why that got posted twice. Here's a kitten to look at instead:
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... :lol: ... can't tell which of your posts I prefer. Lovely and tempting, both ... ;D ;D ...
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Heidegger was a Very Bad Man. I'd much rather spend time with the kitten.
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still on

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which is very cool, but i got distracted by angry birds, amongst other thigs :oops: :lol:
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Debaser wrote:
Maisey wrote:Image
My friend, Michael, did some of the illustrations for that one.

Here's the Morpheus he did a few years ago

http://www.michaelzulli.com/progress.htm
You're friends with Michael Zulli? Cool. He's one of my favourite of the artists that worked on Sandman.
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I just started this one on the train home:

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Hey Ho, Let's Go indeed :D
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markfiend wrote:
Debaser wrote: You're friends with Michael Zulli? Cool. He's one of my favourite of the artists that worked on Sandman.
Yessum, met him through Wishville and went over to stay with him in South Dakota (well Minnesota but you can spit across the state line from the back garden).

he's got a book coming out in Jan called 'The Fracture of the Universal Boy'

http://www.dangerousminds.net/comments/ ... ersal_boy/
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this was one heavy read

time for something a bit lighter


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Another Shade of You.
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