Heartland

Disturbing, distracting, revolting, briliiant...

Read the reviews, decide if this is for you, if so, go and buy it, you won't regret...

IZ.

sam1 wrote:

Hollylicious wrote:@ Mr Blast He is THE bomb


@Scott You lucky bastard!

I knew the chef at the hotel he was staying at in Glasgow,and he told me that Tony Bourdain ate his meals whilst staying at the hotel,in the kitchen with all the chefs working away--rock and roll!!

That's awesome! What an opportunity to meet him..so lucky.

No Reservations is a brill. show. Bourdain is definitely my kind of guy. yum ;]
Would love to go on a drinking & eating binge with him

annar wan from the mobile library that is Big Eat thi Bried



I hear he's a bit of a clint in real life but he used to make me chuckle and it's a very easy read

Izzy HaveMercy wrote:

Disturbing, distracting, revolting, briliiant...

Read the reviews, decide if this is for you, if so, go and buy it, you won't regret...

IZ.

It's a wonderful book.

The mobile library called Big Eat thi Bried has been in effect again, I now haw a complete Oswald Bastable trilogy by Michael Moorcock

if these are anywhere near as engrossing as The Warlord of the Air, I'll be in rapture by Christmas

Now that was well written but an absolute pure mad mental storyline. That's Embra for ye!

Now -

early doors but MM does spin a good yarn

this wan's really kickin' aff!

I like me a bit of Moorcock, when he's good he's very very good (the natural follow up to this is also true...)

I recommend the Von Bek books next.

Bought this on Tuesday:



I know it's not supposed to be out yet, but I have my ways. Saving it for the hols in 2 weeks time.

the catcher in the rye - D. Salinger

I seem to be all about China these days...

just about to finish The Land Leviathan, I'm spinning it out because I'm enjoying it so much, cheers MM and BEtB

(With a bit of a fnarr-fnarr at the title.)

James Blast wrote:just about to finish The Land Leviathan, I'm spinning it out because I'm enjoying it so much, cheers MM and BEtB

If you need any more MM just shout - I have an extensive library.

Currently reading...



Incredible.

christophe wrote:the catcher in the rye - D. Salinger

I recently read that one for the first time since highschool again.

Nice!

@ Hom. I just read the first part, how is the second one?
I hope I'll find it somewhere.

Ozpat wrote:

christophe wrote:the catcher in the rye - D. Salinger

I recently read that one for the first time since highschool again.

Nice!

first time I'm reading it. and I must say its not bad

Carroll Quigley - Tragedy & Hope

Ooh, but it has no sex, violence or fantasy. Sorry, i advice you to pass.

christophe wrote:@ Hom. I just read the first part, how is the second one?

As good as the first.

Got assigned this for class, but really fond of it and can't keep my eyes off it. It's... some sort of illustrated writing manual/journal/autobiography thing.

Might be going to the library soon... friend keeps reccomending the "City of Bones" series and I'd really like to know if the hype is justified. Probably not, but I'mma give it a fair try regardless.

currently working my way through a couple of compendiums using the kindle ebook reader on my ipad

reading a couple of stories at a time from one then a couple from the next...

The Definitive H.P. Lovecraft: 67 Tales of Horror in One Volume


The Complete Works of Jules Verne


and i've recently got a copy of this through work, which i shall get around to reading at some stage...

Neuro Web Design: What Makes Them Click? by Susan M. Weinschenk

this way madness lies Boss

James Blast wrote:this way madness lies Boss

the mountains of madness?