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Posted: **29 Feb 2016, 17:25**

Re-read:

Posted: **01 Mar 2016, 20:12**

Posted: **04 Mar 2016, 21:16**

England's Hidden Reverse, 1st edition with CD

Posted: **31 Mar 2016, 17:01**

Well, if anyone's looking for anything to read, there's an interview with me about my artwork and my newly published book of artwork over on this website.

Posted: **31 Mar 2016, 19:23**

lazarus corporation wrote:Well, if anyone's looking for anything to read, there's an interview with me about my artwork and my newly published book of artwork over on this website.

interesting interview Paul. good luck with the book.

Posted: **31 Mar 2016, 21:57**

Congrats on the book, Paul.

Posted: **31 Mar 2016, 23:00**

Paul, your interview is a good one and i wish the capital controls end quick so i can buy a copy of the book soon.

Posted: **31 Mar 2016, 23:13**

That's a nice interview and a good read ...

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Your book is also wonderful ...

... *sorry, I should have given you some feedback earlier ...

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but so far - due to Sisters Tours and other things - I only got as far as to looking at all the pictures ...

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@iesus
What's the matter with that "capital controls"? Maybe we can manage somehow?

Posted: **31 Mar 2016, 23:44**

Being645 wrote: @iesus
What's the matter with that "capital controls"? Maybe we can manage somehow?

I cannot send money to Paul for the book even if i have them in hand, because he is outside country. Only help if someone comes to Greece with the book and give him/her the money for it.

Posted: **01 Apr 2016, 21:51**

Posted: **04 Apr 2016, 20:20**

Begbie's back and my Copy's been signed tae!

...to be followed by -

Posted: **04 Apr 2016, 21:23**

Big Si wrote:

aww -kat bjelland. i was head over heels for her once. wow memories.

Posted: **04 Apr 2016, 21:48**

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:
Big Si wrote:
aww -kat bjelland. i was head over heels for her once. wow memories.

Saw Kat, Lori and Maureen here when they played last year

Posted: **04 Apr 2016, 22:03**

Władysław Reymont: The Promised Land

Posted: **13 Apr 2016, 18:54**

Cicero's On Duties. I think I'll assign it in the fall. It may be a good remedy for some of the moral vices that infect millennial college students, at least in the US.

Posted: **13 Apr 2016, 20:03**

I was hoping for an in-depth biography of Hawkwind, but...

Interesting stuff, if a little dry and academic. If you've read anything by Kitson (Gangs & Counter-Gangs, especially) or Fall and enjoyed them, this might be up your street.

Posted: **25 Apr 2016, 21:24**

Die Ende des Internets haben Sie erreicht.

Posted: **18 May 2016, 06:43**

Friderick the Great by Giles MacDonogh.

Posted: **18 May 2016, 10:18**

ageofmaya wrote:It's actually interesting how many books the Bible has - according to my gospel, it's clearly symbolic - 39 books of the Old Testament, as if to say "They've almost made it, but there's no redemption for them", and 27 books of the New Testament, as a sign of a higher, multi-dimensional truth. (27= 3^3)

There is great variation within Christian denominations as to which books are accepted as canon. See here.

Posted: **22 May 2016, 21:02**

A bit of a snooze-fest, actually.

Posted: **04 Jul 2016, 09:26**

Yet another biography of Frederick the Great by Polish historian.

Next in line is: Edoard MÃ¼hle - History of Wrocław (if enyone's interested this book what oroginally printed in Germany).

Posted: **04 Jul 2016, 11:41**

Poems by Shelley, I have had a couple of his verses inked on my arm as well.

Posted: **04 Jul 2016, 17:35**

Posted: **04 Jul 2016, 19:27**

not bad for a wheatley.

Posted: **15 Jul 2016, 08:58**

Eduard MÃ¼hle: Breslau. Geschichte einer europÃ¤ischen Metropole (Historia Wrocławia).
So far so gut, but i'd like to dig in some of details.

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